But with the warmer spring weather, they may be more venturesome, preferring to alternate a cool bath with a warm bask. Although the beach was deserted when we arrived, it's nearly crowded by noon. All of which leads us to believe that the seals, wind or no wind, are not going to be coming out of the water on our watch. So we bid goodbye to our skittish friends and head back to our own habitat, the warmth of our car and a nearby diner. The Coastal Research and Education Society of Long Island sponsors three-hour seal walks at Montauk Point State Park.
Walks depart from the park's concession stand.
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