Carneros Sunrise

Rolling hills and greeining up grass define the terrain of Greens Peak.

Just outside of Green’s Peak in a beautiful peaceful little lake called Carneros Lake. While it’s difficult to fish from the shore due to its shallow depths and many reeds, it is popular to launch a canoe and fish from its waters.

Reflections of sunrise at Carneros Lake
Reeds line the edge of Carneros Lake under stormy skies.

But we go for the peaceful allure, the sunset / sunrise from the water’s edge, and the numerous waterfowl that frequent its water.

Osprey catches breakfast
Osprey primps himself during a rest at Carneros Lake

We loved watching the osprey fish… diving from the sky, crashing into the water and pulling up fish. I should have brought my big lens, but got a couple shots I had to crop. I’ll have to go back with the big lens next time.

Chipmunk sits on a rock at Carneros Lake
Little chipmunk grazes in the wet ground at Carneros Lake.

When I wasn’t enjoying the osprey, coots, or blue heron I was entertained by the little chipmunks gathering pinecones.

Trees surround Carernos Lake at sunrise.

Carneros Lake is beautiful respite and peaceful environment with free entertainment to boot. I can’t wait to go back.

Reflections of sunrise at Carneros Lake

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