Mile 234 - Lincoln Beach - May 25, 2013 | Oregon Shores Conservation Coalition

Report Details

We documented our beach mile on a very low tide (-2.0). There were a fair number of people out compared to other times. We did find a dead Lingcod (see picture). We also noted a die-off of algae on Fishing Rock compared to February (pictures below). We didn't notice any unusual erosion or improper activity. The beach was remarkably clean.

Conditions

Temperature: 52 F. Cloud Cover: Cloudy. Wind Velocity: Calm/Light. Wind Direction: SW. Tide Level: -2.0 feet.

Human Activities

Number of people: 78. Number of dogs: 9. Walking or running: 50. Playing in surf: 3. Playing in sand: 16. Photography: 2. Tidepooling: 2. Other Activities: two campfires on Lincoln Beach. Pretty normal human activity. Generally everyone was enjoying a nice calm day on Memorial Day weekend.

Vehicles

Cars/trucks parking: 13.

Notable Wildlife

Pigeon Guillemot; Kingfishers, general sea bird activity

Dead Fish or Invertebrates

Pretty large Ling Cod

Driftline Content

Animal casings (e.g., crab, shrimp molt). Beach was remarkably clean; Larger than normal number of crab casings

Report Images

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Mile 234

Lincoln Beach

August 24, 2024

This was a very nice walk on a very nice day.

Pam & Jon Hadlich

decorative elemnt for a coastwatch report.

Mile 234

Lincoln Beach

May 20, 2024

A baby harbor seal was at the north base of Fishing Rock, along the tide line. There have been many many pelicans active this area lately, we recently saw and estimated 60-100 combined with gulls feasting on some type of fish in water on whole length of beach. This morning there were few pelicans but many swallows diving on the beach.

Barbara Joslin

Mile 234

Lincoln Beach

April 11, 2024

Fishing Rock shows significant signs of erosion and natural area disturbance, a great deal of evidence of off-trail usage and climbing on sides which has resulted in increased erosion and death of underbrush. Sparse sea bird presence but heavy wrack line velella velella wash up. No current presence of mammals or seabird carcasses, although there was heavy amount of carcasses this winter especially after storms. Evidence of erosion of slopes adjacent to the beach, especially in proximity to new riprap placement, but also in other areas as well. Light plastic and debris today

beejos8

Mile 234

Lincoln Beach

October 1, 2023

Some unattended digging dogs seemed troubling, and one thing to note was a lack of birds.

Your Song My Song

Mile 234

Lincoln Beach

March 4, 2021

A large concrete retaining wall collapsed last weekend (~Feb 27) endangering the stability of one home with others also vulnerable to further erosion.

dwhite