Just a beautiful day on the island today, warm, gentle breeze, no bugs. I walked the short end today, so thought to show some pictures of the erosion happening on the short end of the island.
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| Sunrise with lacy clouds |
We had a discussion on the jellyfish that wash ashore, right now we are seeing the Cannonball jellies.
We also noted a seaweed that we were not familiar seeing. Using Goggle Lens it could be "Nereocystis", which is a subtidal kelp that in English has a variety of names; edible kelp, bull kelp, bullwhip, ribbon kelp and/or bladder wrack. The other item Goggle Lens found is "Ulva Intestinalis" which is a green algae and goes by the common name sea lettuce, gutweed, and grass kelp. We do see sea letttuce on our beach, and the "Ulva Intestinalis" is a tubular member of the sea lettuce genus Ulva. If anyone knows for sure, please let me know.
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