Mile 243 Report
Wecoma Beach, Lincoln City
November 2, 2020
Bad time for Jellies.
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Bad time for Jellies. Starting at the NW 34th access, #42, for about 200 yards north, hundreds and hundreds of jelly fish on the beach. 200 or more 10"-18" and hundreds of smaller and pieces. Most look fairly fresh and some were clearly very recently beached and had not flattened but were firm and tall but not pulsing. North of Chinook Winds, Mile 244, number was normal.. a few spaced along the beach. Took more photos but the iPhone did not catch the reflections so did not show the jellies.
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Temperature: 50 F. Cloud Cover: Sunny. Wind Velocity: Calm/Light. Tide Level: 5.5 feet.
Beached Jelly fish on Wecoma Beach Lincoln City, Oregon. Hundreds of jelly fish in about 200 yard path just north of NW 34th Beach Access, #42, Lincoln City, Oregon. At least 200 were 10" to 18", others smaller and in pieces.
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