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Tag Archives: climate change
New camera, better shorebirds
For my blog photos I’ve been using an Olympus Tough. I love the rugged little waterproof camera for kayaking and long beach walks, but for birding, I was wanting something more. I just picked up a new camera — a … Continue reading
Elbow crab and ladybug
I thrill at finding new Monterey Bay creatures (new to me) and learning about them. This morning I found this beauty on the beach. While taking photos, I spotted what looked like a dead crab or carapace. When I flipped … Continue reading
Posted in Monterey Bay, Sandy beach
Tagged beach walk, climate change, marine life, oceans
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Freezing fingers riding the tide
I don’t kayak much in January — it’s often stormy, windy, wet and cold. But despite this week’s freezing overnight temperatures (had to clear ice from inside my kayak before launching in the morning), conditions have been perfect: sunny skies, … Continue reading
Posted in Elkhorn Slough
Tagged California coast, climate change, Elkhorn Slough, marine mammals, sea kayaking, shorebirds + more birds
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King tides
Waves thunder under ~ boardwalks and building pilings ~ a morning king tide This week along the California coast we’re experiencing what’s commonly called a “king tide.” It’s an especially high seasonal (in this case winter) tide. We’re getting a 6-to-7-foot (about … Continue reading