Mile 291 Report
Camp Magruder north, Watseco, Twin Rocks SW
September 28, 2020
It was an absolutely beautiful sunny and clear day on mile 291.
Report Details
It was an absolutely beautiful sunny and clear day on mile 291. Quite a few people were out strolling and playing with their families. Very little man-made debris. 2 jets flew over and also a Coast Guard helicopter. I found one bird skeleton, but could not identify it. I walked the most recent high tide line in one direction and last week's very high tide line on the way back. Not much to mention in either one. The very high tide line did have rocks with kelp attached in parts of it. There was one 55 gallon blue plastic drum up at the high tide line. It must have been floating for a while, as it had numerous barnacles and mussels growing on it.
Conditions
Temperature: 80 F. Wind Velocity: Calm/Light. Wind Direction: NW. Tide Level: 2.0 feet.
Activities
Number of people: 35. Number of dogs: 5. Walking or running: 35. Playing in surf: 2. Playing in sand: 5. Sitting: 5.
Vehicles
Notable Wildlife
gulls
Beached Birds
Total dead birds: 1. unknown species
Wrackline Content
Small rocks, Seaweeds and seagrass, Shells, Animal casings or molts, Wood pieces. practically zero man-made debris. I picked up a few pieces of plastic and one flip-flop
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Camp Magruder north, Watseco, Twin Rocks SW
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Post pictures of bank erosion by Watseco Creek
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Another glorious day, not many people
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Camp Magruder north, Watseco, Twin Rocks SW
Dead seal, lots of driftwood
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Camp Magruder north, Watseco, Twin Rocks SW
Several hundred dead moon jellies. Seven dead birds Approximately 150 clumps or single ropes of kelp of different types
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Mile 291
Camp Magruder north, Watseco, Twin Rocks SW
351 dead moon jellies 21 dead sea nettles Massive accumulation of kelp and sea weed
Chris Berrie
Mile 291
Camp Magruder north, Watseco, Twin Rocks SW
Significant eelgrass with roots accumulated along the shore for the entire mile. Photos attached.
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