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Found a great camping spot

Helvete

Helvete

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the south beach of the Kasilof River delta
 
queequeg152 said:
haha did you know that they sometimes dub the screech from the red tailed hawk onto footage of the bald eagle?

apparently the bald eagle sounds like a gaylord bird and not a freedom bird.
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I have lots of bald eagles around me, and they make this cry that sounds almost like a cat, lol. Hard to describe, but I hear ya. Its still a bad ass bird, big as hell, and dwarfs a hawk.So its all bite, and no bark, lol I hear them crying every morning.
 
yea no doubt.

red tailed hawk is probably a fraction of the size of the bald eagle, its just funny to me... i remember all the smoky the bear forest fire commercials with the sound of what i now recognize to be the red tailed hawk.
 
Beautiful site.
funny how all my life I've camped at places where there's sandy access to warm beaches and I still envy those of you who can get to places like this.
I did spend a couple years in southern oregon and so got spend a little time tripping through the cascade range and along the rogue river but never got to be in a place like that. Funny how the old saying "the grass may be greener..etc..." may hold true for some but I think you got the greener side of the stick.
 
queequeg152 said:
haha did you know that they sometimes dub the screech from the red tailed hawk onto footage of the bald eagle?

apparently the bald eagle sounds like a gaylord bird and not a freedom bird.
 
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they do kind of have a funny chittering sound
Hawaiianero said:
Beautiful site.
funny how all my life I've camped at places where there's sandy access to warm beaches and I still envy those of you who can get to places like this.
I did spend a couple years in southern oregon and so got spend a little time tripping through the cascade range and along the rogue river but never got to be in a place like that. Funny how the old saying "the grass may be greener..etc..." may hold true for some but I think you got the greener side of the stick.
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The biggest problem is tourists during July, it's basically what they call "Alaskan combat fishing" and people crowd the beaches in some spots elbow to elbow catching reds
 
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