Memo to Rep. Gallegly: We’re gasping on the beach
This is not an uncommon sight in Half Moon Bay. Young migrating sea lions battle El Niño currents to exhaustion. When they arrive at what appears to be a safe harbor, they become entangled in the kelp beds as they search for food. The lucky ones get out. The less fortunate fight their way to shore where they lay exhausted, the focus of concerned humans and hungry predatory birds. Luck determines their fate. In my time spent walking Half Moon Bay beaches this summer, I didn’t see one sea lion who survived the predatory birds. This young one was still alive, but

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I am experimenting with the autoposting features of posterous…trying to figure out if I can post photos automatically to my blog and if so, keep them on a separate photoblog. Posted via email from karoli’s posterous