A good start to the day when you wake up and see the sun and having to get on the water to teach kayak lessons. Though it was cold outside, I could tell it was going to warm nicely once the sun had time to do its work. After a cup of coffee it was time to meet Lauren (my student for the class) and load the gear and get on the water. The water was perfect, flat calm and good for learning the basics. Lauren has taken classes before and it pretty up to speed on self rescue. So we were out to work on kayak handling skills. Mainly driving home proper edging, body movement and blade placement. After the lesson it was off to grab a bite to eat and get back outside. I of course headed out to check in the Red Tailed Hawks (RTHs). I ran into Monika again, http://orcawatcher.blogspot.com/ , who once again got great images on the RTHs in flight. She got some images of the pair together. I was able to locate the Rufous Morph further south. There was a visitor with me in town from London
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