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Large swells

Posted on Wednesday,January 14, 1998 by Carol and Mike Slater

no sea lions left on North rocks due to large swells. Eight mature bald eagles on South East rocks. For immature old Eagles on West rocks. 26 black oystercatcher’s on South shore of great race. Over 20 black Turnstons and 2230 starlings as well.

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