Tag Archives: The Sea Ranch

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It's nothing but blue skies today but as the last storm moved out, beautiful rainbows appeared. Kathleen Mills captured this one.

Full Rainbow by Kathleen Mills

And Jon Loveless photographed this one.

Morning rainbow by Jon Loveless

And finally, Robert Scarola's rainbow.

Rainbow after storm clouds by Robert Scarola

They were all taken on The Sea Ranch but from different vantage points.

Thanks to Kathleen, Jon and Robert for allowing me to share their photos with you here.

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A male Harlequin Duck has been spotted off Black Point Beach on The Sea Ranch. Craig Tooley got several photos of the beautiful bird.

Harlequin Duck poses by Craig Tooley Harlequin Duck in the water by Craig Tooley

This duck is banded but Craig can only make out three numbers. He's trying to locate it again and try for the complete number so this sighting can be reported.

Thanks to Craig for allowing me to share his photos with you here. To see much more of Craig's nature photography, here is his website: www.ruffimage.com

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Paul Kozal was out recently photographing the waves at Walk On Beach, one of the public access trails on The Sea Ranch. Here is what he captured:

Walk on Beach waves by Paul Kozal

So very lovely.

Thanks to Paul for allowing me to share his photo with you here. To see much more of Paul's nature photography, here is the link to his website:  www.paulkozal.com

 

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Clay Yale was standing by the Knipp-Stengle Barn on The Sea Ranch when he saw this scene.

Scene by the Barn on The Sea Ranch by Clay Yale

The flock of sheep and goats that keep the grasses down on the Ranch are dotting the hillside. A misty photo for you as we await yet another storm later tonight.

The Sea Ranch sheep have their own website. To find out where the flock is on TSR, here is their website: http://www.thesearanchsheep.com/

Thanks to Clay for allowing me to share his photo with you here.

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To see a mature Bald Eagle is always a thrill. We have had several sightings of a mature Bald Eagle this winter, including a presumed mated pair at Jenner. Eddie Mikus was the lucky one to see this beauty.

Bald Eagle by Eddie Mikus (Large)

Here's what Eddie wrote: “I spotted this Bald eagle out my window and he cooperated by staying perched long enough in a cypress tree on TSR Golf Links for me to take several photos. Hope this means I am going to have a lucky 2016!”

May we all be lucky in 2016, and that includes seeing a Bald Eagle!

Thanks to Eddie for allowing me to share this photo with you here.