TPERP Mary photographed some raccoon tracks found in wet sand/rocks. The Point Loma Peninsula is home to a number of mammals, including cottontails, squirrels, and multiple species of bats. Raccoons forage in both terrestrial and intertidal habitats.

Zebra perches are fish native to California and are easily distinguishable by their black vertical bands. The majority of their diet consists of algae and plant-based matter.

TPERP Cathy photographed this brooding anemone surrounded by smaller specimens near the base. They are sometimes seen without the tentacles open attached to pieces of kelp.

Keyhole limpets can grow to be very large and generally take on different colors such as the brown and white shown here, or the black color as well. They are close relatives of the abalone, which are infrequently spotted in the tidepools.

TPERP Cathy also captured these photos at sunset.