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Showing posts with label cormorant. Show all posts

Thursday, December 9, 2021

365 days of images - - Day 341- Dec 9, 2021 - Linda's Intuitive Images LMH -- Brrrrr - Chilly Winds


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I started the morning at the Coast Guard jetty but there wasn't very much going on.  It rained last night, it was cloudy, grey and very quiet.  I decided to head toward Asilomar beach to check out the migrating birds.  Wow!  The birds were active and the air was cold.  The wind was coming off the ocean, brrrrrr, it was a quick walk on the beach.



















For Phil
What a whacky world!  Covid is still around, politics remain crazy and the energy seems off.
Missing you.







 

Tuesday, December 7, 2021

365 days of images - - Day 338- Dec 6, 2021 - Linda's Intuitive Images LMH -- Bird Feeding Frenzy at Asilomar Beach


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Sunrise at Asilomar State Beach was filled with birds.  There was a feeding frenzy that filled the beach with birds.  They flew up and down the beach catching fish.  I spend 2 hours on the beach, running up and down having a ball taking photos of birds.  A little bit of heaven....






















For Phil
Missing you!  My mind flashed to all the times you were pointing out birds for me to take images of.  I never see an egret or heron that don't hear you telling me that they are there.  
















Saturday, November 20, 2021

365 days of images - - Day 321- Nov. 19, 2021 - Linda's Intuitive Images LMH -- Wildlife Galore in Monterey Bay


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I got up early to catch the full moon this morning.  
Fabulous, I say with a lyrical tune.
What an incredible morning.


Pink clouds and orange sunrise.



I've been finding roses by the ocean often lately.  Lots of weddings after the pandemic.



Sea treasures




Beautiful blue heron on the jetty and later on my walk in a tree.






Beautiful blue eyed Brandt's cormorant.




Cute sea lions.  This week I learned that they are the relative of the bear.






Reflections


Chubby harbor seal


Brown pelican




Gulls




Sea otter - keystone species.





Scrub jay and hummingbird







For Phil
Today was one of those days that Noelle and I could have used your great advice.  We had an idea what you would tell us but we could have used that hug and strength.  Your spirit still lives in us, your words flow from our mouths and your influence lives on through us.
We miss you!