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Last week Shari Goforth was at the Point Arena Pier when she took this photo of the impending sunset.

Shari said she loved how the color of the sunset reflected on the cliffs. Me too!

And I took this sunrise photo three days ago, Dec. 20.

I gasped out loud when I saw this. Look at the ocean tinted in pinks and yellows from the fleeting sunrise.

Some beauty for  you today! Thanks to Shari for allowing me to share her photo with you here.

Clear this morning after yesterday's 0.87 inches of rain. Rainy this afternoon!

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Jon Loveless is having a lot of fun with his new bird feeder. He wrote, “I got myself a bird feeder equipped with a security camera. I have some great videos but this is one of my favorites. Notice the Doe in the background. She eventually came to the feeder to steal millet. I tapped on the window and she strolled away.”

I asked Jon what kind he purchased and he replied,

"PeckCam® Smart Bird Feeder with Camera+Solar Panel+7 Add-on, 1080P AI Identify 10000+ Birds, Auto Detection & Notify Wireless Outdoor Bird House Camera Bird Watching Gift for Bird Lover" https://amzn.to/3VFCBqh

Jon's also been enjoying the visits of Acorn Woodpeckers to his Sea Ranch yard.

Thanks to Jon for allowing me to share his video and photo with you here.

Sunny and mild today, temps in the 60's!

 

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December 5th's sunrise was breathtaking. Several coast residents photographed it. Here is what Adrian Bennett witnessed.

Sometimes you can hardly believe your own eyes!

Thanks to Adrian for allowing me to share her photo with you here.

We are drying out from the rain!

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I am thrilled when one of the coast's photographers captures the Green Flash at sunset. Kate Bloch did just that and was reward with a double Green Flash.

To see a Green Flash is said to be lucky. Does that mean Kate is doubly lucky? I say Yes!

This afternoon is has begun raining hard. We've had over 2 1/2 inches from the past couple of days. I'll report the totals after this windy storm moves out.

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Perry Hoffman was down at the Gualala Point Regional Park for this recent sunset. Perry said no one else was on the beach, just him, a couple of Harbor Seals and quite a few Gulls.

It doesn't get much more beautiful than this!

Thanks to Perry for allowing me to share his photo with you. To see much more of Perry's art and photographs, here is the link to  his website: https://magentaraven.com/

Our clear, calm weather is coming to an end for a while, and clouds are beginning to pour in. Rain is on the way!