We went out to the Washington Coast to dig razor clams at the end of last month. Clamming was good the first three nights (yes, clam digging at night, in January) but then it slowed down for us. Still we managed to eat lots of them. I even made razor clam ceviche for the first time (yummers!) and we brought some home for the freezer. It was a good time.
During the day, we enjoyed long walks on the beach and Ken did some fishing for surf perch. The first two days we had some sunshine and a little bit of rain and then the last two days, it just rained. Oh well. It was January on the coast. We tried to see the Blue Moon Lunar Eclipse but a thin and then a thick overcast mostly obscured it.
She has two balls in her mouth.
Luna gets her ball and then gives it to Sky to return to be thrown again.
I found it. You throw it.
Despite warnings of landslide danger, they keep building on the bluffs.
The tiny town of Pacific Beach in the distance
Razor clam shell
Kelp
This dead bird was small, robin-sized and had blue webbed feet. It might be a Cassin’s Auklet but I don’t know for sure.
Washed up on the beach
Crossing the creek
A splash of color on the beach
Young Bald Eagle scavenges on the beach with some crows in the rain.
limpet
I love this rock
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Stunning photos as always. Almost surreal in their beauty. x
Thank you.