Georgian Bay

Loons stretch their morning wings in the distance. There are thousands of little 1mm eggs in the water. They remind me of jelly fish.

Very nice day. No unusual smells. I could hear wings flapping hitting the water but I couldn’t see the bird doing it (maybe a loon, grebe or merganser)

Clear air

After being dry for so long, the wet shore definitely has an organic like ambient smell. It’s different from dry rocks.

Waves crashing and fresh air. The water is warmer than earlier in the week because the waves are pushing the top layer into shore. I wish I could go swimming it’s so warm! (But I am by myself so won’t for safety reasons)

A herring gull hovering over the water and then carrying down the shore. My husband went fishing last week and was measuring the water temp in Lions Head. It was a consistent 69C down to 50ft last week before it started getting colder. Which is shocking.

A cluster of herring gulls on a big rock at the shore, a large white butterfly combing the shore, flies buzzing me. A Robin, a phoebe and a BTG warbler singing.

Yellow warbler. A loon

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