Back to the beach.

Some small things in the rock pools.

I thought that guy hooked a shark, but no, his line got hooked in the rocks.

As the beach is close to our place, we can visit there any time, but we prefer the isolated parts preferably in the rocky parts.
Apart from the birds there are also many other forms of sealife in the rock pools and here I will show you some samples.
Come and have a look.

This is why the Terns and the Kingfishers breed well here, as there is plenty of food for them in the rocks.

I took the shots at low tide at the deep part of the rocks and amazing how the snails rim that flat rock.

Marian picked this shell up in the rocks and what's interesting is that a big wasp got trapped in it by some algea gunk.

So, we cleaned the wasp as best we could and I placed him on a clean shell to sit in my collection next to the Nautilus shells.

On our way back there were some kids diving off the end of the old pier and that white speck in the sea near the horizon is the boat in the first picture of this post.

It has been a very tough time for the people here in our country lately. Apart from the huge Covid virus death toll, the lockdowns and the winter storms, we also had serious incidences of mobs looting towns and factories. Prayer always works and we pray for the poor people of all races in our country.
We keep our heads up and try only to do our best.
The sea is a real calmer and it sings the song of time.

I am sorry about the sad ending, but our hearts are bleeding for the suffering of the poor and the bereaved.

And That's All Friends!

Photos by Zac Smith-All Rights Reserved.

Camera: Canon Powershot SX60HS Bridge camera.

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