Author/photographer “California Rocks!” Photographer “Roadside Geology of Northern and Central California” Mountain Press Publishing Company
Joined June 2009
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ALT Book covers, California Rocks! cover of beige honeycombed tafoni sandstone. Cover of Roadside Geology showing a multi-colored geologic map of California
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Territorial #Tortoise Tussle. OMG - can't believe we captured this! Apparently the males can be quite defensive of their turf.
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Leopard shark in San Francisco Bay - caught and released (fisherman had to land it to get the hook out)
I really don’t understand the evolutionary advantage of these horseshoe crabs that get flipped over so easily in the waves. We righted hundreds of them (which is encouraged by local authorities), but it is baffling. I guess 440 million years of evolution is working for them!
Horseshoe Crabs at Cape Henlopen State Park. Timing is everything- I came back to this same beach the next morning and there were very few (flip flop for scale)
Assateague Island National Seashore campsites are primitive (pit toilets), but right next to the beach. It doesn’t make $$ sense to have a lot of expensive infrastructure in a park that was only created because of a 1962 hurricane that forced everyone off this barrier island.
