We started shark watch today--the daily 8-hour vigil begins. During the first watch, we had the following fly past the lighthouse over a half-hour period: 7 Lesser Goldfinches, an American Kestrel, and a White-tailed Kite. Excellent shark watching.
This is my first art photograph: a Western Wood-Pewee taken through Jim's bedroom window. The screen gave the photo a soft look and I decided to roll with it. Plus, there have been fewer portrait subjects as of late.
This Lark Bunting was flushed off of the marine terrace by one Rob Rockly. Snowden got a lifer; Rockly got a county bird. Take that, Pereksta.
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