New storms, new birds, old patterns
A group of egrets has moved into the Cove during this last set of storms. They huddle near the spot where a creeks flows into the sea. In the days right after a rain, the steep dirt road that drops down to the sand is so muddy and slick, the birds have the beach all to themselves.
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