Author: tmercer
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TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 2024
After several days of heavy rainfall (between 16-21 inches reported in our area), wind, and even some fog, we were finally able to return to the cliffs today to search for whales and other marine mammal activity. The ocean was calm and we had visibility to the horizon. At PAL: * 2 whales, undetermined species,…
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TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 2024
As the day went on, conditions became very windy and cloudy. The ocean was rough and the whitecaps were huge. Much rain expected over the next several days. Observations from the Point Arena Lighthouse peninsula: * 3 humpbacks * 1 harbor seal (haul out site mostly under water) * 1 white-tailed kite * 1 black…
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MONDAY , NOVEMBER 18, 2024
Observations from the Point Arena Lighthouse peninsula: * 7 humpbacks * 27 harbor seals * 4 American kestrels * 2 black oystercatchers * 1 red-tailed hawk NO WHALES SEEN FROM SAUNDERS REEF
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Saturday, November 16, 2024
Observations from the Point Arena Lighthouse peninsula: * 1 humpback * 54 harbor seals * 2 American kestrels No whales seen at Saunders Reef
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LECTURE AT THE LIGHTHOUSE ON SATURDAY, November 16th at 4:00 pm
Shari Goforth will present “Hungry, Hungry Giants: Gray Whale Feeding Strategies in the Changing Ocean Conditions of the Pacific Northwest Coast.”