Some sea birds and ocean winds.

The white ghost riders were on the waves, but I will start with two birds.

An Egret and a Cormorant were hunting fish in the same area for a while.

Not a soul in sight, as we have received the warning about the expected strong winds. But I just had to go and look at the build up of the wind and what better place is there than the ocean to see the effects.
A flat and strong low wind was in action from a southern direction and as it blew over the ocean, it kept the waves low.
Come and let me show you.

Right, time for the two birds to move on.

See how flat the wind kept the waves?

Time to see the ghost riders running their horses on the waves.

This was taken towards the southern end of the beach.

But the action was at the northern end which is about 5 kilometers away from where we were standing.

The locals call the spray created by the wind on the waves white ghost riders.

Check out the wind driven floating sand lines on the beach.

Finally, even the gulls had to fly low in the wind.

Yep, you cannot blame us for not staying long on the beach, as the stinging sand in the face is not a pleasant experience. It was low tide and at the high tide line on the beach we found a group of empty "Mermaid purses".
I will show them to you in another post and if you don't know what Mermaid purses are, they are purses that hold the eggs of Skate fish and sharks.
As soon as the baby skates or sharks emerge from the eggs inside the purse, a weak section automatically opens to allow the babies to escape from the purse.

So keep an eye out for my Mermaid Purses post.

And That's All Friends.

Photos by Zac Smith-All Rights Reserved.

Camera: Canon Powershot SX70HS Bridge camera.

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