A Place of Deep Mud or Mire

We borrow Topher’s truck and head south to Elkhorn Slough, which is pronounced slew as in, “As he was valiant, I honour him. But as he was ambitious, I slew him.” We have  a boat, we have an outboard that works, what else do you need?

Pump up the volume

Pump up the volume

We go on a wildlife binge.

A congregation of Marbled Godwits

A congregation of Marbled Godwits

Sea lions snooze

Sea lions snooze

Bufflehead beat it

Bufflehead beat it

We cruise up and down the Slough and out towards the ocean. The place is heaving with wild things.

A See You Jimmy Otter

A See You Jimmy Otter

Holy Mackerel - a Belted Kingfisher

Holy Mackerel – a Belted Kingfisher

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Suffering Surf Scoters!

There are so many Sea Otters, which do not seem to mind you being there as long as you are polite.

Have we been introduced?

Have we been introduced ?

Harbor Seal

Worried Harbor Seal

Eared Grebe

Eared Grebe

I feel like this most of the time.

I feel like this most of the time.

A rookery of Sea Lions

A rookery of Sea Lions

This Western Grebe has a busted bill

This Western Grebe has a busted bill

"I say, I think that Froggy is croaking at me."   An Englishwoman once said that to me on a ski slope upon being being addressed by a Frenchman.

“I say, I think that Froggy is croaking at me.”
An Englishwoman once said that to me on a ski slope upon being addressed by a Frenchman.

All good things must come to an end

All good things must come to an end

Incredible day. We then went to Phil’s Fish Market http://www.philsfishmarket.com/menu.html where we ate amazing fish, drank Sierra Nevada and listened to bluegrass.

Kampai!!

Kampai!!

Oh California I'm coming home Oh make me feel good rock 'n' roll band I'm your biggest fan California I'm coming home

Oh California I’m coming home
Oh make me feel good rock ‘n’ roll band
I’m your biggest fan
California I’m coming home

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