Craig Tooley was photographing at the Gualala River when he spotted this Great Blue Heron on a snag. Yes, it was foggy that morning!
Great Blue Herons are year round residents of the Mendonoma Coast!
Thanks to Craig for allowing me to share his photo with you here. To see much more of Craig's nature photography, here is his website: http://www.ruffimage.com
Lots of fog this morning, pulling back in the afternoon. Cool temps, low 60's. No wind. Beautiful fall colors beginning to appear.
Pretty as a picture, this Great Blue Heron stands amongst late blooming wildflowers on a bluff on the Mendonoma Coast. Sterling Lanier got this beautiful photo.
Great Blue Herons are year round residents of the Mendonoma Coast.
Thanks to Sterling for allowing me to share his photo with you here.
It was cooler today and the fog has rolled in tonight.
Kate Bloch was out on the bluffs when she saw this Great Blue Heron fly by. And there is a seasonal waterfall behind the graceful bird.
We have had a nice amount of rainfall and seasonal creeks and waterfalls are beautiful now.
Thanks to Kate for allowing me to share her photo with you here.
Sunny and windy today, and temps in the low 50s. There was 0.75 inches in our rain gauge, giving us 54.60 season to date. 50 inches is a nice, wet winter so we're doing great!
Michael Reinhart saw this Great Blue Heron strutting along the bluff recently.
This looks like a Heron with an attitude!
Thanks to Mike for allowing me to share his photo with you here.
The rains are gone for now, though we had a lot of cloud cover. Temps were in the low 60s. This weekend could be stellar!
Karen Wilkinson found this Great Blue Heron, and he/she was apparently looking at her.
I wondered if the Heron was laughing at her. But Karen disabused my whimsy. She said she thinks the Heron was actually hacking up a feather!
Here's one of my favorite photos of a Great Blue Heron taking off, by Betsy Anderson
And here is a Great Blue Heron cloud, as photographed by Marilyn Green.
Great Blue Herons are year round residents of the Mendonoma Coast.
Thanks to Karen, Betsy and Marilyn for allowing me to share their photos with you here.
Oh boy, we're having a big, fat, wet storm. Two inches so far, and it's raining as I type this!