Monomoy Island Dinner at the lighthouse Wandering the mists Monomoy Crossover, looking north Unhatched eggs are a reality of life on the island. Leftover seal food Tern colony welcoming committee Downtime at camp: cards Waiting for the storm to either crash into camp or pass us by. Typical terns Thanks, from a friend Private beaches on the Cape suck, until they’re your private beach. Newly-hatched Common Tern chicks The light’s been out for 90 years. Sunset over Oil Shed and ponds. Poi balls post-sunset Monomoy Light, Lighthouse Beach Landing approach Night sky, looking west. Monomoy Crossover, looking south West Beach and Nantucket Sound Monomoy Light, moon light. Fishing for diner at the lighthouse Downtime at camp: adult coloring books Lighthouse approach Rustic charm at the lightouse Quahogs- they’re beautiful. The adults hate us, but the chicks don’t seem too bothered by humans The pot rack at the lightouse Lighthouse kitchen and its abundant rustic charm Lighthouse exit Night over the weatherport The Oil Shed Terns and storm. This one actually bypassed the island completely. Someone else’s footsteps on the trail to the Lighthouse. Could be USFWS, USDA, or someone wandering the island. Coyote tracks: not welcome More Lighthouse dinner shots Monday morning commute Distant views of the light. The very air is thick with birds. Monomoy LIght Terns at night In flight Horseshoe crab molts Sunset over Powder Hole Some birds still trying to get out for a fly. Sun over Atlantic Monomoy Light, close approach DCIM120GOPRO Lighthouse exit strategy: don’t get bogged down. Sunset over ponds and Powder Hole, from the top of the light The humble weatherport, bastion of civilization. Monomoy Light tower steps Tern dive bombing (Almost) Every sunset’s a great sunset on Monomoy Lighthouse kitchen sunset Celestial lighthouse over Monomoy Light A pool for the chicks. The Lighthouse Coyote tracks, approaching tern colony Monomoy Light, closeup Lighthouse potluck Bog wandering Rustic charm at the lighthouse Sit and wait The sunset’s great, but what are we supposed to do now?