One of the 15+ killdeer:

Raccoon footprints:

A surprisingly large grasshopper:

There was a dead harbor seal pup in the surf which I reported to the stranding network, but I spared you the photo of that. Instead, here is a beached moon jelly:

An adult bald eagle:

There were about five different species of wildflower in bloom, but this is one I don't recognize and wasn't able to immediately find in the field guide. Any ideas?

1 comment:
The flower picture looks to me like Pearly Everlasting (Anaphalis margaritacae) -- from the book you gave me ;-)
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