East Brother Light Station
One of two islands in the San Francisco Bay. This still functioning U.S. Government facility has been saved by volunteer efforts and by being used as a non-profit B & B. The neighboring island, the other Brother, is not touched and is the refuge of seals,cormorants, gulls and other birds.
You can find more information online at www.EBLS.org
The Double Crested Cormorants huddled on the side of the West Brother Island.
These seals look like they could be pets.
The Richmond San Rafael Bridge (580) with the San Francisco skyline in the distance.
The neighboring island full of wildlife. I think it is called the West Brother.
The Canada Goose is pretty as ever.
Couldn't resist the artistic challenge in this gulls position.
The Western Gull, though common, is fun to photograph.
This Western Gull seemed interested in my taking its picture.
The Mallards were just floating all around the island.
Red Rock Island behind the bridge.
This handmade stained glass window was donated and adorns the dining room.
The foghorn.
Such a cool Victorian style.
The other brother and Marin in the distance.
A retired lighthouse lens on display.
The keeper getting ready to treat us to a couple of blasts on the earsplitting foghorn.
A garden statue out in back of the foghorn building.
