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| Obviously polka dots are in this season at the beach. This bird looks so much like a Eurasian curlew, although they aren't normally seen on the Pacific coast. I think this is some type of curlew. |
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| Others walking on the beach along with me |
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| A resting Heerman's seagull |
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| A variety of sights to enjoy and activities make long walks along the beach so enjoyable, including the occasional volleyball game |
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| So, you may be asking yourself, where is Redondo Beach? Well this information may help you. |
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| With a long expanse of beach starting at the Redondo Pier and stretching all the way down the coast to the Palos Verdes Peninsula, there's plenty of space for anyone looking for a little sand spot of their own |
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| It was a great day for the locals who came out to catch a wave. Many of the surfers were local teens |
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| Enjoying their conversation and waiting for the right one. Lots of patience on a beautiful day like this |
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| Watching the sails through the spray from the waves on the rock outcropping |
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| Suddenly popping up from the water after his fish lunch, this Black Brandt Cormorant hopped onto the rock outcropping and enjoyed the warm sun |
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| There was lots of wing shaking and outspread wing turning involved in this cormorant's sunbathing |
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| A couple of the young surfers take a break |
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| Heading out |
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| Surfers in the foreground, and the fun Redondo Pier in the background. A great place for shops, restaurants, arcade, and a great boardwalk |
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| Impromptu conference, but this place is not just for the birds. |
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| An exciting and relaxing day well spent. Memories to sustain through the Pacific Northwest winter |


















