Gray Whales of San Ignacio LagoonGuide Report
March 5, 2014
By: Hayley Carmody
We
are always learning about the whales and people here at Campo Cortez. The
whales are always changing along with the groups. Our second group of people
from the UK came with a variety of artists. At times people read passages out
of books they have written, and told stories of how they created their
businesses. Hearing stories of how people connect with whales is always
inspiring as we see how whales truly change people. The last day of the group
Jonathan, and artist from the UK, lead a painting workshop where he showed us
the art of painting wild life.
It
has also become the time of the season where the ospreys are sitting on their
eggs. The females spend most of their time at the nest while the males are out
getting food. Sometimes the osprey tries to build nests on very inconvenient
buildings. One male has made it his mission to build a nest on top of the
bathrooms. Unfortunately for him this is also a very popular spot for people
and he is often scared away as people approach. Ospreys are not like the gray
whales and do not want people touching them.
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