The other day I went for a run through the Union Bay Natural Area, a place I have visited for decades. As I always do, I stopped at what I call my dad’s bench on the south side, which has a plaque in honor of my father. He and my mom spent many hours there birding, so it’s a special place for me to go and still is a wonderful place to see birds, more than 200 species of which have been sighted over the years. Here’s a link to one of my
Thanks for the reminder of the backwards nature of seasonal high water in Lake Washington. The lake has a kind of sterile looking shoreline character in my experience. The reverse high water season and its relation to plant establishment might be why.
It should be the highest when the salmon are migrating as more water means lower temps at the lower levels....and a 45 ft bayliner wake is more damaging than a winter storm
Thanks for the reminder of the backwards nature of seasonal high water in Lake Washington. The lake has a kind of sterile looking shoreline character in my experience. The reverse high water season and its relation to plant establishment might be why.
It should be the highest when the salmon are migrating as more water means lower temps at the lower levels....and a 45 ft bayliner wake is more damaging than a winter storm