Tag Archives: The Sea Ranch

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A nearly-white fawn was born on The Sea Ranch. Not an albino, but considered a towhead. It will eventually color up. John Batchelder recently got a photo of the cute fawn with its mother.

White Fawn with its mother by John BatchelderYou will see it is acquiring some color on its back. Here's another look at the fawn.

Nearly-white Fawn by John Batchelder

It's wonderful to see the fawn looking so healthy. John says the fawn is very active, jumping and playing. Life is good when you are a cute fawn on The Sea Ranch!

Thanks to John for allowing me to share his photos with you here.

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Paul Kozal's night sky photography is a joy to behold. He just captured this photo of Sea Cove on The Sea Ranch and the Milky Way.

Sea Cove and the Milky Way by Paul Kozal

Just beautiful! We have a lack of light pollution here on the Mendonoma Coast, which is to be treasured. And it allows talented photographers to get photos like this one.

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.searanchphotography.com/

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The first Harbor Seal pups have been born at Tidepool Rookery on The Sea Ranch. I watched this blissed-out mom and her nursing pup.

Blissed out Harbor Seal mom and pup by Jeanne Jackson

I took this short video of the scene. It's a privilege to be able to see this!
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After a long hike, it must feel good to put your paws in a nice creek. That's just what Bear did at Walk On Beach on The Sea Ranch.

Bear enjoys the creek at Walk On Beach by Beth Kattleman

Bear looks pretty darn happy! Thanks to Bear's mom, Beth Kattleman, for allowing me to share her photo with you here.

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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.