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Massive dead male sea lion about a quarter of a mile south of the last hill (Brushy Hill, according to the map) on the Umpqua Spit. Close to the foredune. No entanglement; couldn't spot any sign of a bullet wound, although the vultures have pecked enough holes that only an expert eye would be able to tell. Despite cluster of vultures at work, carcass intact and not very smelly, so recent. About half a mile further south, probably on Mile 149, a very small sea lion carcass being feasted on by vultures. About half eaten (front half). Probably a pup, but too much gone to be sure; could be small female.

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Mile 150

Oregon Dunes NRA, south of Brushy Hill

June 26, 2009

Massive dead male sea lion about a quarter of a mile south of the last hill (Brushy Hill, according to the map) on the Umpqua Spit.

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Mile 150

Oregon Dunes NRA, south of Brushy Hill

June 2, 2007

Changes since last monitoring seem normal.

longjim7

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Mile 150

Oregon Dunes NRA, south of Brushy Hill

March 26, 2007

A cluster of a dozen live immature sand crabs.

longjim7

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Mile 150

Oregon Dunes NRA, south of Brushy Hill

October 18, 2006

Criters new to me: Coon tracks and deer tracks in great numbers and scattered along the sand dunes.

longjim7

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Mile 150

Oregon Dunes NRA, south of Brushy Hill

August 20, 2006

Beach was very clean, there is an appreciable amount of driftwood up against the foredune.

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