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Tag Archives: Sandpipers
May Post 2 – ‘her oceans are wombs, wombs oceans”
Walking along San Francisco’s Ocean Beach at minus tide I was able to see Ochre Sea Stars clinging to the mussel, anemone, and kelp-covered bases of “Seal Rocks.â€Â These rock islands jut out of the water like two-story pointed turban … Continue reading
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Tagged Alice Walker, Ocean Beach, Oceans, Sandpipers, sea stars, Seal Rocks, shorebirds, Turnstones, We Have a Beautiful Mother, Yemaya
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November week 2 – Are you for the birds?
Bird photographers will often sit in blinds for hours or days and travel to faraway places where migratory birds gather by the thousands. Their payoffs for such intentional hard work are prize winning images worthy of Audubon recognition. Often they … Continue reading
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Tagged Avocets, birds, Black-necked Stilts, Larkspur Refuge, Sanderlings, Sandpipers, Stacy Boorn
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