Well there was frost on the grass in the morning anyway. It was lovely on the water which is still 56f. I saw one migrating flock of ducks, a couple of gulls, and a cormorant.
Century Club: Greg Brennan
Aaaand then suddenly it was blowing 25+. Saw some gulls but nobody else stupid enough to be out there.
Noticed, just out of earshot, a massive flock of ducks landing off towards Lake Ogleton. Otherwise some curious seagulls and one cormorant.
A bit windy and I rowed yesterday so took it easy and tooled around the Horn Point anchorage. Saw a single gull on the SC1 marker.
Wow very little wind and waves and I don't know where all the birds got to. Saw one far off cormorant and a floating gull. Only one recreational fisherman flew past me on a plane.
Two rare events in the past weeks. Saw a cormorant and only one or two gulls besides the ducks at the beach. I had to wade out a few feet just to get into the boat.
Helped a friend finish his Passagemaker dinghy and get it back to his shop after the class ended.
Flat water in the Severn but the wind would have blown Sophie to Have de Grace.
Nights around communing with the oysters and cordgrass. No birds to speak of
Nice solo paddle north of town in the gut out to Burtons Bay. It was high tide and most of the wildlife was way deep in the grass but I did see as marsh hawk.
I took my folding kayak, a 10' Folbot Citibot.









































