Morro Bay’s Otters by Roe Yeager A peaceful walk along the path to the rock is shattered by the sound of a scream coming from the middle of the waterway out towards the harbor entrance. I only see several otters … Continue reading
Juvenile elephant seals practicing their fighting skills. It seems, at times, that life is full of surprises. We think we are in control and can plan and schedule and project, only to find out that we are so far from … Continue reading
Thanks to each of you and all of your prayers. My friend Millie, has come home after a four day stay in the hospital. She underwent a bi-zillion tests and she passed all with flying colors. A few days of … Continue reading
Stepping into the magical world of Hearst Castle! Having experienced the Central Coast of California since the early 1970′s, I have been to Hearst Castle many, many times. While I lived here, I took most of my visitors to the … Continue reading
Lots of people on the beach! The kite festival in Morro Bay was a wonderful experience even for non kite flyers. (Me) The weather was a bit off on Saturday and I failed to get any pictures. Sunday, however, proved … Continue reading
I traveled to the Sacramento area on Friday, May 3rd and have been staying with my best friend, Millie. This afternoon she had to episodes and is currently in the hospital undergoing tests. The family will have further information tomorrow … Continue reading
Cormorant gathering. I am still waiting for the big kites. When I returned to the beach yesterday afternoon, there were still mostly the smaller kites that go sideways, up fast, down even faster and make a buzzing noise as … Continue reading
Early Morning fishermen going out for their catch! The walk to the Rock this morning was cold and damp with generous amounts of fog. The kite flyers were preparing for their day of flying events. There were several smaller kites … Continue reading
Great Blue Heron hunting for breakfast! Early morning low tides brings out the Great Blue Herons, Great Egrets, Snowy Egrets, Loons, Cormorants, Pelicans and anything else that is looking for breakfast. During the low tides the rocks and grassy areas … Continue reading
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