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Tide Pools
About two acres of tide pools were exposed at the base of Haystack Rock when we were there just past low tide. The area is a wildlife refuge, and everything is protected. But you are allowed to walk carefully about … Continue reading
Bird #435 — Black Oystercatcher
haematopus (from haimo, blood, and pous, foot) bachmani (for John Bachman, minister and naturalist who co-authored Quadrupeds of North America with J.J. Audubon) Wednesday, May 7, 2008 — 10:05 am Cannon Beach, Oregon — Pacific Ocean — Haystack Rock This … Continue reading
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Bird #434 — Pigeon Guillemot
cepphus (seabird) columba (pigeon) Wednesday, May 7, 2008 — 9:44 am Cannon Beach, Oregon — Pacific Ocean — Haystack Rock This seemed to be a day for black and white birds. Every bird I added today was black or black … Continue reading
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Bird #433 — Pelagic Cormorant
phalacrocorax (from phalakros, bald, and corus, raven) pelagicus (of the sea) Wednesday, May 7, 2008 — 9:40 am Cannon Beach, Oregon — Pacific Ocean — Haystack Rock This was a bird I expected to see on this trip. What I … Continue reading
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Bird #432 — Common Murre
uria (diving bird) aalge (from Danish for auk) Wednesday, May 7, 2008 — 9:37 am Cannon Beach, Oregon — Pacific Ocean — Haystack Rock This was cool. So far, my lifers had been simply species that I had never seen … Continue reading
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