I spotted this rig tied up at the Boat Basin yesterday. She is propelled by a small electric motor. She must do all of 1 or 2 knots wide open-
I hardly ever see a bird around the waterfront known as a Kingfisher. I might be lucky enough to spot one or two a year. Today I saw one out at Hither Crick. They are very skittish thus difficult to photograph. The only way I was able to get this shot was to set my camera on full zoom as the bird was perched far away on a catboat mast-
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Any idea on who owns the Miss China and what type of fishing they intend to do? I wonder if you'll see it up habbah at 6:30 on opening day with a brand new culling board and a set of dredges?
Its Joe Dooley's new abode. Hasn't run in over a year, been abandoned by two owners, and is nothing more than an ecological disaster waiting to happen.
Hyannis is feeling very relieved to no longer have it in their harbor
On a number of occations this summer there has been a kingfisher along with the cormorants on the bulk head in polpis harbor.
Thanks for that. I'll be on the lookout for a Kingfisher on the bulkhead next summer.
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