A flock of Starlings (nasty invasive species) flit over the north jetty, and over the Bufflehead ducks. You can see the ice on the jetty from when strong winds blew water up onto it during the sub freezing weather.
And a ship floats down the bay, with all but the highest parts of it superstructure out of the water...
A small Mako Shark's tooth I found frozen into the beach.
Sand and wind drifting in the wind make some unusual patterns together. We're expecting a little more snow, starting sometime this afternoon, which will cover it all up again.
The harbor is starting to freeze. A few more days like this and it could be completely iced over, and it could start to ice off the beach, too. But the forecast is for some warmer weather later this weekend, so it probably won't get the far.
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