Harbor Seals
Recent twilight scenes from Eastern Point. And the Harbor Seals have returned! In actuality, they are here all year round. We just see many more of them in the fall through spring.
Niles Beach Panorama
Sunday night was simply wonderful for sky watching. Looking eastward, the nearly full Beaver Moon (also called Frost Moon) rose over Brace Cove while the seals were still lolling about on the rocks.
Passing Niles Beach on the way home the last lingering red rays of light were illuminating the Boston skyline and the Dogbar Breakwater light.
Called the Beaver Moon because according to the Old Farmer’s Almanac, November is when Beavers head into their lodges for the winter.
Full Beaver Moon rising
Fishing sure is a thing during the time of coronavirus. There have never been so many folks reel fishing on the Backshore and Dogbar as there have been this year.
Beautiful, beautiful autumn skies – sunset this past week
That beautiful Cape Ann rosie pink light
Shorty perching at sunset
Sunset from Niles Beach wednesday evening.
Day’s end from the Eastern Point lighthouse looking towards Boston.
Gloucester Harbor
Rocky Neck
Niles Beach
Liv Hauck Eastern Point Lighthouse phone photo
Late Wednesday after the morning snowfall
St. Ann’s steeple glowing at sunset.
The north-south weather vane is perfectly aligned as are the three gulls encircling the Hall–both by pure chance 🙂
Gloucester Harbor twilight hues as the light shifts from saffron to cinnabar to rose-violet. Click through slideshow to see full size.
Head of the Harbor WOW factor sunset.
Not too shabby from the the state fish pier, either!
Plum violet – when red meets blue.
The sun appeared briefly through the clearing clouds during Monday night’s sunset. Taken from the Boulevard looking towards Stage Fort Park. 
Fishing boats and gulls heading out by Ten Pound Island Lighthouse
Last night’s shifting sunset colors.
Brace Cove Sunset
And further up the coast it was just as pretty.
Day’s End, Ten Pound Island Lighthouse
Eastern Point Lighthouse with Old Mother Ann Rock
Gloucester City Hall skyline panorama at sunset.
Ten Pound Island Lighthouse Gloucester Twilight
Gorgeous sunset over Gloucester Harbor and Rocky Neck, with the colors of the sky flowing from red hot reds and oranges to soothing shades of violet pinks and blues. 
Within moments, the sky’s hues changed from orange to violet. FV Pioneer in the foreground. 
