Harbor seals and seagulls taking a break at Glass Beach.
Tuesday, June 8, 2010
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- Motels Overlooking Beach Area in Fort Bragg
- And Yet Another View of Glass Beach
- Just Another Shot of the Skunk Train
- Summer Gladiola
- Houses Overlooking Glass Beach Area
- No Sugar Vegan Candy Roasted Pecans
- Our Roaring Ocean
- Late Afternoon at Glass Beach Today
- Ravens and Brewer's Blackbirds
- Flower Dancing
- Hands Across The Sand 2010
- Hands Across The Sand Event at Pudding Creek Beach
- Hands Across The Sand Tomorrow
- Today's Interesting Speaker I Heard - Jon Turk
- Fort Bragg, CA
- Skunk Train, Fort Bragg, CA
- Greeted By My Morning Toast
- Turkey Vulture In Distance
- Ferns Growing Right By The Ocean
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- Overlooking Pudding Creek Beach Area
- Quail by Glass Beach Area
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- Hi, My name is Connie Webb. I live in Northern California. I am practicing letting go of any daily irritations and not letting them wreck my life. I am in middle age and learning more and more new things as I live each new day.
2 comments:
Hi again, Connie. Those aren't sea lions, they are Harbor Seals. Sea Lions have solid dark fur and ears. Seals do not :)
Thanks again Feather. :-)
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