A
Walk on the Edge
Cape Flattery, WA
August 4, 2012
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the East are the caves, sometimes alive with birds but today - not so
much. |
To the west, rugged
rocks also usually play host to many water birds.
Tim takes in the
view from a high lookout.
| Yep,
it's me below him, trying to see some shorebirds, to no avail. |
| At
the end of the trail is a large lookout with a great view of Tatoosh Island
straight ahead. |
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How
nice it was to see the usual California sea lions (?) basking in the
sunshine.
|
Skittering around
the flat rocks were Oystercatchers, identified by orange bills and flesh-colored
legs.
| A
couple of Black Guillemots drifted along in the tiny waves. |
| Alas
it was time to say adieu as we had a long drive home ahead of us. |
I waved to My Canada
as we left the tip of the Cape.
Good-bye gnarly tree -
see you next time, I hope.
A good day indeed...
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