Mile 307 Report
March 7, 2010
Clean beach, no pelicans anymore, lagoon now 3/4 filled with drift wood tossed over the rock berm.
Report Details
Clean beach, no pelicans anymore, lagoon now 3/4 filled with drift wood tossed over the rock berm.Much brown algae in surf. Further serious erosion of bluff below 31841 and 31845 Ray Brown Road.Whale spouts,1 bald eagle, 1 hawk.Sand loss about 2-3 vertical feet north and South of the Arch Cape.
Conditions
Temperature: 50 F. Cloud Cover: Cloudy. Wind Velocity: Moderate. Wind Direction: S. Tide Level: 1.0 feet.
Notable Wildlife
gulls, 1 bald eagle, 1 hawk (not sure which kind)several whale spouts visible (6 in 5 minutes observation time)large areas of dark brown algae in the surf
Natural Changes
Major cracks appearing in bluffs, Evidence of wave overtopping, Visible retreat of solid bluff, Landslides/major boulder falls. new and further erosion of the bluff below 31841 and 31845 Ray Brown Road
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