Reed's co-worker mentioned that Thursday morning would be an extra low tide, so we walked down to Haystack Rock to check out the tidal pools.
Haystack Rock the day before.
Thursday Morning
Ms A and Haystack Rock with the low tide.
Ms A was a little hesistant, but she decided to pet her first sea star.
Sea Stars galore.
Gayla found a gull eating this sea star, the gull flew away and she showed us the sea star. We asked a volunteer if we could take it home, but she said no. Apparently, it would have a negative impact on the ecosystem, plus they smell real bad as they decompose.
Heading back to the hotel.
Haystack Rock the day before.
Thursday Morning
Ms A and Haystack Rock with the low tide.
Ms A was a little hesistant, but she decided to pet her first sea star.
Sea Stars galore.
Gayla found a gull eating this sea star, the gull flew away and she showed us the sea star. We asked a volunteer if we could take it home, but she said no. Apparently, it would have a negative impact on the ecosystem, plus they smell real bad as they decompose.
Heading back to the hotel.
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