Mendonoma Sightings

I would like to share with you some of the secrets and the delights of living on the beautiful Mendocino/Sonoma Coast. From the majesty of the Gray Whale migration to the smallest wildflower blooming in a Redwood forest, let's explore all these wonders together.

Saturday, June 2, 2012

Gualala Point Regional Park - a great place to visit

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On a visit to Gualala Point Regional Park on Thursday, Rick and I hiked along the bluffs. It was a warm beautiful day with little wind. I al...
Friday, June 1, 2012

The Gualala River is finally closed to the Pacific Ocean

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Last week on Thursday Rick and I were surprised to see the Gualala River had reopened. It was drained about as low as we've seen it. The...
Thursday, May 31, 2012

Birth of a Harbor Seal, as photographed by Jeannie Claypoole

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Three weeks ago Jeannie Claypoole was observing Tidepool Rookery on The Sea Ranch. She saw a Harbor Seal that seemed very antsy. Sure enoug...
Wednesday, May 30, 2012

Beautiful wildflowers blooming in the forest

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On a hike in the forest with friends, we enjoyed seeing some beautiful wildflowers. The first is Pacific Starflower, which was growing on a ...
Tuesday, May 29, 2012

The eclipse of 5/20/12, reflected off of Redwood trees in Gualala, as photographed by Gail Hamilton

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Gail Hamilton's husband, Dave, was watching the eclipse reflected through a pin-hole in a sheet of paper, as recommended. After looking ...
Monday, May 28, 2012

Another precious newborn Fawn photo I wanted to share with you

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I know you've been enjoying Ron LeValley's photos of the newborn fawn sleeping on his front doormat. A friend reminded me of a simil...
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Sunday, May 27, 2012

Purdy's Iris - a beautiful inland cousin to Douglas Iris

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Purdy's Iris, Iris purdyi, is found in Northern California coastal ranges. Emily Nelson found a beautiful blossom growing amidst poison ...
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