July 29, 2018, Sunday — Wallace Bight, Roderick Island

It’s a beautiful sunny day this morning, with calm winds, so just before the turn to flood tide,  I headed out the entrance, letting the current carry me outside at about 5 knots.  The water is so shallow that it’s a little scary seeing how close the sea urchins are to the bottom of my kayak as I whiz by.  Thankfully, I make it through the narrows without being punctured. 

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The low tide has exposed colorful sea stars and urchins.

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This pretty jellyfish floated by.

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The early morning sun turned this seaweed covered rock a brilliant green.

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While I was shooting the seaweed, this mink scurried over the rocks looking for goodies.  When he spotted me, he stopped just long enough for me to get a shot, and then he was running for cover.

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He took one last look….

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And then, he was outta there.

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I spotted these loons way in the distance.  Unfortunately, they were determined to keep that distance.

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