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  1. A great day at the beach today!. The ocean was calm and I had a nice swim. One “wrinkle”— before the swim, a large fin emerged and moved about for several minutes. Drew quite a crowd of onlookers. With the known presence of aggressive sharks here, I was just about to cancel the swim. But soon the fin flopped back and forth, consistent with an ocean sunfish, not a shark. After waiting a while, I then went for the swim. Fun! #CapeCod #ocean #beach

    #photography #nature #NaturePhotography

  2. A great day at the beach today!. The ocean was calm and I had a nice swim. One “wrinkle”— before the swim, a large fin emerged and moved about for several minutes. Drew quite a crowd of onlookers. With the known presence of aggressive sharks here, I was just about to cancel the swim. But soon the fin flopped back and forth, consistent with an ocean sunfish, not a shark. After waiting a while, I then went for the swim. Fun! #CapeCod #ocean #beach

    #photography #nature #NaturePhotography

  3. Watering the garden this morning, and the raspberry leaves were amazing. #nature #capecod

  4. Watering the garden this morning, and the raspberry leaves were amazing. #nature #capecod

  5. 💁🏻‍♀️ TIL: 🪼🌊 Lion’s mane #jellyfish, the world’s largest jellyfish species, have been appearing in unusually high numbers off #CapeCod since May 2026.

    Their bells can reach a meter across with tentacles over 30 m long, and they deliver painful stings. Experts suggest #water temperatures and #food availability may be driving the bloom.

    👉 popsci.com/environment/worlds-

    #massachusetts #ocean #marinebiology #wildlife #animals #science #nature #beach #safety #zoology #invertebrates

  6. 💁🏻‍♀️ TIL: 🪼🌊 Lion’s mane #jellyfish, the world’s largest jellyfish species, have been appearing in unusually high numbers off #CapeCod since May 2026.

    Their bells can reach a meter across with tentacles over 30 m long, and they deliver painful stings. Experts suggest #water temperatures and #food availability may be driving the bloom.

    👉 popsci.com/environment/worlds-

    #massachusetts #ocean #marinebiology #wildlife #animals #science #nature #beach #safety #zoology #invertebrates

  7. #Books
    ITCHIWAN- In 1968, in a town unique for Cape Cod, four culturally diverse boys met, bonded, created mischief, found a time portal in the forest, an alleged witch of local legend from the 1700's and introduced dwarf demons of Wampanoag folklore to a doorway to any point in time. And no one knew why the neighborhood went to hell in 1992!
    linktr.ee/jjcunis
    #bookstodon #capecod