Report Details

Had to observe from the cliff tops owing to very muddy, slippery approaches to the North Cove. Sea lions and Black Oystercathers in the cove. Nine people walking the headlands. Nothing unusual to report.

Conditions

Temperature: 55 F. Cloud Cover: Cloudy. Wind Velocity: Calm/Light.

Human Activities

Number of people: 9. Walking or running: 9.

Vehicles

Cars/trucks parking: 5.

Notable Wildlife

Sea Lions,Black Oystercatchers

Driftline Content

Unable to access North Cove due to muddy, slippery conditions

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Mile 117

Cape Arago, Drake Point, North Cove

October 19, 2014

North Cove of Cape Arago was fairly clean of debris other than boat hull on north end.

Jhorse

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Mile 117

Cape Arago, Drake Point, North Cove

December 17, 2011

Not much to report.

Pat&RobertaSmit

Mile 117

Cape Arago, Drake Point, North Cove

August 7, 2011

Here’s how things went: As we clamber down into the North Cove, a magnificent Osprey rises from the water right under our noses.

Pat&RobertaSmit

Mile 117

Cape Arago, Drake Point, North Cove

June 19, 2011

The tide was very low indeed (photos 1&2).

Pat&RobertaSmit

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Mile 117

Cape Arago, Drake Point, North Cove

March 6, 2011

Not much activity.

Pat&RobertaSmit

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Mile 117

Cape Arago, Drake Point, North Cove

December 4, 2010

Had to observe from the cliff tops owing to very muddy, slippery approaches to the North Cove.

Pat&RobertaSmit

Mile 117

Cape Arago, Drake Point, North Cove

September 19, 2010

Two dead sea lions in the North Cove (reported to Stranding Network), otherwise nothing unusual.

Pat&RobertaSmit

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Mile 117

Cape Arago, Drake Point, North Cove

June 20, 2010

The North Cove is closed in the Spring during the Harbor Seal and Elephant Seal pupping season, so we were not able to walk the beach.

Pat&RobertaSmit