Showing posts with label Sea Lion Anniversary Party. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sea Lion Anniversary Party. Show all posts

Saturday, January 9, 2010

Pier 39 Sea Lion Party Postponed

Thanks to Karen at http://avcr8teur.blogspot.com
I found out that the party has been postponed because the guests of honor are not there. They are waiting until they return to throw a huge bash. You can read the story by Clicking Here on the Pier 39 website.

Thanks for letting me know Karen, I was planning to be there that day.

Thursday, January 7, 2010

Anniversary of the Sea Lions' Arrival @ Pier 39



First and foremost, I am thrilled to report that there are about a dozen sea lions as you can see in the above photo who have returned to the docks at Pier 39. Now that is quite short of the hundreds that have been there for 20 years but it's a good sign that they have returned. The wayward injured sea lion was found at Monterey Bay though due to weather conditions etc... it was too dangerous to chase the lion in order to care for him so he again got away. The mystery still remains as to where all the sea lions have gone but as of now, their anniversary party is still planned for the 15th. I do plan to be there to join in the festivities. Details below.

Anniversary of the Sea Lions' Arrival

Friday, January 15, 2010
10:00 AM to 5:00 PM
PIER 39 commemorates the 20
th anniversary of the sea lions’ arrival at PIER 39. Through the years, California sea lions have taken over PIER 39’s K-Dock to the delight of spectators. Each January, these marine mammals return in droves for herring season in San Francisco Bay. In celebration of the sea lion’s anniversary, visitors can watch the sea lions in close proximity, talk with knowledgeable Marine Mammal Center docents about these amazing animals and stop by the Whale Bus for a complete educational experience. PIER 39 invites visitors to see for themselves why K-Dock in PIER 39’s West Marina, has been declared a “Watchable Wildlife” viewing area by the California Watchable Wildlife Project.