Monday, October 14, 2013
Beach boys
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Lots of juveniles on the beach!
They enjoy trying their fighting moves out on each other, in the water and on land.
Someone asked me to estimate how many seals on the beach today. I thought at least a thousand.
They do look peaceful when they're asleep.
A couple are large individuals, but when you get a look at the development of the nose, they look no more than seven years old.
This seal demonstrates his ability to bend his spine almost in a circle.
This blog records my experiences as a docent at the Piedras Blancas Elephant Seal Rookery on Highway 1 in California. Summer is the annual molt, when their skin peels off. Females and juveniles in May and June, bulls in July and August.
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