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Bodega Bay’s real story lies in blue-water vistas extending to the horizon, coastal bluffs laden with wildflowers, and gray whales saluting with a tail fluke as they pass. From Highway 1 on the town’s outskirts, you’ll see only a smattering of shops selling kites and saltwater taffy tucked between seafood eateries.
Dec 18, 2023 · The Seaside daisy, or Erigeron Glaucus, is a native perennial plant also commonly found along Sonoma Coast. Seaside Daisies typically grows in low mounds, reaching about 1-2 feet in height. They have slender stems with narrow, lobed leaves that are often gray-green in color. The plant produces numerous daisy-like flowers with yellow centers and ...
Directions: The trailhead parking lot is located at 355 Highway 1 on the south end of Bodega Bay. Turn right at the “Bird Walk Coastal Access” sign (0.7 miles south of the Bodega Bay Visitor Center). Park at the trailhead parking lot, and then ascend a brief rise to the gravel trail. A parking fee is required.
Oceano Dunes is probably the best known dunes on the California Coast. There ATV’s and dune buggies can roam around the vast expanse and make all the noise they want. Just a few miles to the south there’s a similarly-sized quiet dunes that is little known and seldom visited. That’s because Guadalupe-Nipomo Dunes National Wildlife Refuge ...
Aug 9, 2022 · California’s cliffs are crumbling into the sea. This map shows the spots where they’re eroding the fastest. By Tara Duggan, Reporter Updated Aug 9, 2022 6:17 p.m. Homes and farms along Highway ...
The spiny mole crab is a member of the sand crab family and is found in the eastern portion of the Pacific Ocean, including Central California. This crab is a scavenger that consumes the remains of other crabs. It grows up to 3 inches long and less than 2 inches wide, and has an oval-shaped body. 8. Fiddler Crab.
Oct 10, 2022 · Our lovely Bodega Bay is primarily known to be a whale-watching spot on the California coastline. Bodega Bay is also a key part of Sonoma County bird life. Sonoma County has terrain that includes Pacific Ocean beaches, healthy marshlands, thick forests, broad meadows, and its location on the Pacific Coast Flyway.
