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King tides were to occur January 30, however due to predicted rain at that time, we elected to enjoy sunshine so went on the 28th. Tide was predicted at 8.4, and we were there 3 hrs before high tide. Waves were still strong at noon, so unable to see barnacles or sea stars. Due to the lovely weather many people were enjoying the area, several on the rocks at Cook's Chasm.

Human Activities

Number of people: 22. Number of dogs: 3. Walking or running: 22. Sitting: 6. Photography: 4.

Concerns

Apparent violations: none.

Vehicles

Cars/trucks parking: 12.

Notable Wildlife

did not note any seagulls

Beached Birds

Total dead birds: 1. Common murre, adult, non-breeding plumage, no bandsphoto attached

Dead Fish or Invertebrates

none

Driftline Content

Seaweeds and seagrass, Ocean-based debris (from fishing boats, ship trash, etc.), Marine debris (plastic, styrofoam, etc. washing in from the sea), Shells, Styrofoam, Wood pieces. small intact float. Large styrofoam pad on rocks at Cove Beach, too heavy for us to remove

Man-made Modifications

none

Natural Changes

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Mile 190

Captain Cook Pt, Cooks Chasm, Cape Perpetua SRA, Cape Cr

December 26, 2019

A beautiful day at the coast at Cape Perpetua, very strong winds, tide remains high 2 hours following high tide, Devils Churn full of water, foam whipped to consistency of whipped cream.

LyndaC

Mile 190

Captain Cook Pt, Cooks Chasm, Cape Perpetua SRA, Cape Cr

February 10, 2019

I normally don't report on Mile 190 but since I've been a volunteer naturalist/interpretive ranger at Cape Perpetua since 2008, I can report on those things that have been changing over the years.

oldMGguy

Mile 190

Captain Cook Pt, Cooks Chasm, Cape Perpetua SRA, Cape Cr

December 26, 2018

Visited the ocean December 26th, a damp, showery day with small number of visitors.

LyndaC

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Mile 190

Captain Cook Pt, Cooks Chasm, Cape Perpetua SRA, Cape Cr

March 10, 2018

Beautiful day at the beach, large number of people enjoying nature.

LyndaC

Mile 190

Captain Cook Pt, Cooks Chasm, Cape Perpetua SRA, Cape Cr

December 17, 2017

I have been a volunteer naturalist ranger, trail crew, trash-picker-upper at the Cape Perpetua Scenic Area since 2008.

oldMGguy

Mile 190

Captain Cook Pt, Cooks Chasm, Cape Perpetua SRA, Cape Cr

July 18, 2017

A beautiful July day, the coast  being enjoyed by a large number of people, Devil's Churn parking lot filled.

LyndaC

Mile 190

Captain Cook Pt, Cooks Chasm, Cape Perpetua SRA, Cape Cr

June 4, 2017

 a beautiful day, and a large number of visitors

LyndaC

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Mile 190

Captain Cook Pt, Cooks Chasm, Cape Perpetua SRA, Cape Cr

April 12, 2016

The rock walls appear to have been scoured of small blue mussels and the only sea star noted was in a depression at the top of a rock at the western edge of the beach, which also appeared to be part of a healthy community with anemone.

LyndaC