One of the 15+ killdeer:
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEh1eR-s0WlMx64skw7oEd97QuT6QStCkiQ6Yo4eAYlhDvmWYE2O4PSPJVT06cLJgPbEF_fFl40hzyaxo95AI7h5a7hrmyXi_sG8KkxMy317tKbM_-GnuxME_aOZW3fnDVgOYB8C6bEHbhM/s400/KilldeerJacksonBeach.jpg)
Raccoon footprints:
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgUo096oU1rdrQgqsr2oYFSnfb2QNrUnG8HgwApbiGFqEaC-kr-nyZwcp88eHKX1wNfmit0R0f1fjkGevC6B4NiT3Vd_cHD-Rm7znH4nVGPntCnlxiW0AT7sVAT5D0qjnN-zX2Sd4bzwGM/s400/RaccoonFootprints.jpg)
A surprisingly large grasshopper:
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgSG4NKMgETfE1_I_lpRD4ag6C533v7V_WLoluSN0N-lVqNh4CKJD4xr6BhqSNwRAQgSLHxNY7KtPHjAdm4Y4GsHjz5PlYh1x1RiLa0QngAG3tw96Z0ftL1WG6HUZuUUhxZlxZJg5KeqTs/s400/GrasshopperJacksonBeach.jpg)
There was a dead harbor seal pup in the surf which I reported to the stranding network, but I spared you the photo of that. Instead, here is a beached moon jelly:
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhXK_zG_k7bF5EQbwCCFwuAoKKyPq2Z75f5tSEA1b-excs3mk8SdUcBkePuv8teat9cteh4DQSO5oWaAGBgSqHrTeTV38YGGzJgZvPCi8XhOcr5UN9Fcx-4HRvcJJwonSgj65DrvpR97y4/s400/MoonJellyJacksonBeach.jpg)
An adult bald eagle:
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiiapk7fsPfSdhqIHznkqUWYHxPO0UqlHi3pE17WJ0_tkVcTaXiu9bKjzBog-gnkRRPcxaSer6IpnN0xXqKu60XKAclWgU1JDW68FjquiZ18utYFa-lrFsKc68E6P7EIClP9IvFW18zQHs/s400/BaldEagleJacksonBeach.jpg)
There were about five different species of wildflower in bloom, but this is one I don't recognize and wasn't able to immediately find in the field guide. Any ideas?
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEji76iyN9SkB1tUZ-lKgIu7rxDHUXynydeDutCMl8yRHWvPyhsEkc2S1zZf5AhHDwDdz_r76-rNeIOUOd32EhA41q7iC9yyEX94_J3_EZqZ2D0YW6d8g58l0qfteWSFeOn6nm02A95brNU/s400/JacksonBeachWhiteFlower.jpg)
1 comment:
The flower picture looks to me like Pearly Everlasting (Anaphalis margaritacae) -- from the book you gave me ;-)
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