Morning Has Broken |
Early morning visit to Coyote Lake County Park. | ||
While Mike dropped line in water, | ||
I wandered around observing nature and picking up shoreline litter. | ||
Nature's Altar: a collection of driftwood, rocks, leaf litter. | ||
Morning has broken. | ||
Amid the wonders, discovered a newly emerged Monarch Butterfly. | ||
Watched as the sun's rays warmed it. | ||
Ever so slowly it unfolded its wings. | ||
Intermittingly extending, beating its wings, gathering strength for the day. | ||
Coyote Lake is very popular with those who fish for sport and for the table. | ||
Practicing "catch and release", take a deep breath and hold it
as you remove the fish from the water. To avoid brain damage to the fish, you must return it to the water as you exhale. |
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Use the Mendoza Ranch entrance to access a trail or to explore or fish Roop Pond. |
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Roadside view of barns at adjacent Harvey Bear Ranch County Park. For more information on our beautiful county parks, visit: Park Here! |
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