A Giant Pelican - these guys were huge
Who doesn't love a flock of flamingos - I thought it was pretty funny that this guy was sitting on his knees.
Baby Monroe was having a pretty good time hanging out in the shade
Lazy Cheetah
A mama vulture watching over her newly hatched babies
Hungry Giraffes
Chuck the Rhinoceros
Lazy Giraffes
Some kind of African Mountain Goat
This next one is an oddity - a laying down, sleeping Giraffe who was all by himself - in the wild you would not likely see this, especially the alone part
Skinny Striped Zebras
Tiny baby 6 week old Giraffe on the left - one of the tour guides liked to point out how the Giraffes walk with a specific "left, left, right, right, left, left, right, right" kind of pattern - the slower they move the harder this is.
Yay! ELEPHANTS - this one reminded me of my brother - he was swingin' that branch around like it was a "stick-on-a-rope"
Looks just like we're somewhere on the Serengeti
Don't miss the tiny baby Elephant
We learned some interesting things on our Safari adventure, got a few laughs from observing some of the crazier kids running around and finally made it back to the car. Where we headed north in search of a hamburger and fries. We decided to retrace our steps and go back up the PCH so we could stop at Crystal Cove again and investigate the state of the tide. We got there about an hour before the sun would set so we headed back down to the beach where we wandered the beach for another half hour before we decided we were getting hungry and the sun wasn't actually going to set for another 45 minutes.
These birds were pretty good at running out as the water receded and then turning around just in time to run back up to the shore before getting caught in the water.
Thinking that we should probably head back to the car and find some dinner
The only picture we took of the two of us together
THANKS FOR VISITING DAD! It was super nice to have company and spend time with you! I always love going on adventures with you! Maybe we'll get to go Huckleberry picking this summer!
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