With the warm, spring-like weather we've been having, with occasional clouds moving through, the sunsets have been amazing. Last night's sunset just kept getting better and better. Here it is at its peak, taken from our front deck.
This sunset was the gift that kept on giving!
Jann Littleton loves finding heart-shaped rocks and then decorating them. She sells them in several shops, including the Sea Trader in Gualala.
I've saved this photo for today, Valentine's Day. Happy Valentine's Day to you!
Thanks to Jann for allowing me to share her photo with you here.
Paul Brewer takes the most beautiful sunrise and sunset photos. Here is one he took near Jenner showing the Russian River with the town on the right and the Pacific Ocean in the distance.
Thanks to Paul for allowing me to share his photo with you here. To see much more of Paul's nature photography, here is his website: http://www.capturingnatureswonders.com/
What a strange-looking moth Marilyn Green saw. Will Ericson identified as an Autographa Moth.
Do you see the face on the back of this moth? I sure do. These moths are nectar feeders.
Thanks to Marilyn for allowing me to share her photo with you here.
These are the non-breeders, just hanging around having a good time on the Coast. Path Neth's granddaughter, Annaka Neth, recently photographed one. It looks like the big bird is looking for a fish.
Bill Clark spotted this Brown Pelican resting on the water near the Point Arena Pier.
And Peggy Berryhill saw this Brown Pelican plunge diving for a fish off the Point Arena/Stornetta Lands.
Thanks to Annaka, Bill, and Peggy for allowing me to share their photos with you here.