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Skipjack Joe
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Osprey bathtub
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One of the best things to do in the Sierras after a long hike.
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stimbo
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high tide line
The dunes below camp....
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Skipjack Joe
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Nice one Stimbo.
Looks like we're going to get good stuff from you. I'm excited.
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stimbo
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Thanks Skipjack. It has been fun contributing to some of the posts out there.
Jim
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Between tides
Bahia Magdalena. White ibis picking over discarded almeja Catarina shells at low tide.
Loreto. Small shells found washed up onto the beach. (10 peso coin)
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bajaboolie
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Afternoon stroll...
Bajaboolie
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David K
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Sundown stroll...
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woody with a view
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the times they are a'changin......
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ZThomas
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Here's a few:
Blowing sand, La Bocana
Stone and shell beach, Estero de Coyote
High-tide line, Estero de Coyote
Sand drifted behind shells, Estero de Coyote again
Barrier island north of Boca de Soledad, Mag Bay
Isla Magdalena
The East Cape
The East Cape again
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fandango
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VERY nice photos, jthomas. what made the tracks on your photo "barrier island north of boca de soledad, mag bay"?
sbwontoo
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ZThomas
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Thanks, fandango. I wish I knew about the tracks. I'm guessing the smaller ones are either a beetle of some kind or a small lizard, judging by the
"drag mark" between the rows of footprints. Could be a lizard tail or the back end of a beetle dragging. No idea about the bigger ones. They look
almost like fox.
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Skipjack Joe
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The smaller ones are made by a stinkbug. They had a film on it at the visitor center in Death Valley. It drags it's abdomen on the sand giving the
impression it may be a lizard's tail. Lizard's foot prints are further apart.
The large one looks mammalian. The spacing doesn't look like a rabbit's. Fox or coyote seems right to me.
[Edited on 9-9-2008 by Skipjack Joe]
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Pappy Jon
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[img]http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3280/2707974813_82b17692b6.jpg?v=0[/img]
[img]http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3065/2844107791_0e542757b8.jpg?v=0[/img]
[Edited on 9-10-2008 by Pappy Jon]
"The association of flowers and warm-blooded love is more than a romantic convention; it is based upon one of the great advances in the evolution
of life." Ed Abbey
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Ken Bondy
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Those are fabulous Pappy Jon!! The first image is stunning. Where was the second to last taken?
++Ken++
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Pappy Jon
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North of Todos Santos someplace. I think that is the town in the distance.
"The association of flowers and warm-blooded love is more than a romantic convention; it is based upon one of the great advances in the evolution
of life." Ed Abbey
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DianaT
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I really love looking at everyone's photos---great topic, thanks
Bahia Asuncion
Guerrero Negro
San Ignacio
Near San Roque
Diane
[Edited on 9-10-2008 by jdtrotter]
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Paulina
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I LOVE these photos. I want to play too, so I'm off to check out my photos.
Fantastic thread.
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Paulina
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I don't have anything that can compare to what has been posted.
The only high tide photos that I could come up with at the moment are;
A Sperm Whale
Other whale bones
And this lovely big fish
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DianaT
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Paulina,
Don't know why, but I like your fish picture---really tells a story.
This is from your neck of the woods.
Diane
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Paulina
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Diane,
I remember seeing that blue boat nose. Your photo is literally right in my neck of the woods, just down the beach by a few footsteps, I think.
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