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Delfín de Costados Blancos (Sagmatias obliquidens)Autor
ajustinfocusDescripción
This good sized pod seemed to be hunting for hours, coming quite close to shore (within ~50 metres). As viewed uncropped from shore on a MFT 300mm lens.
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megalotroLugar
Brackett's Landing Shoreline Sanctuary Conservation Area, 50 Railroad Ave, Edmonds, WA 98020, USA (Google, OSM)Descripción
Edmonds Underwater Park
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Anfípodos (Orden Amphipoda)Autor
ajustinfocusDescripción
Noticed in video, after recording 😆
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Dendronotus de Arco Iris (Dendronotus iris)Autor
ja_fieldsDescripción
Juvenile? Just a few centimeters swimming in water column.
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ajustinfocusDescripción
It clung to a curtain in our shop. After several days, I realized they had completed their journey
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Hincksina velataAutor
jeffgoddardDescripción
Partially grazed by the Limacia cockerelli shown here. Underside of a boulder in a low intertidal pool.
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Anfípodo Crestado (Podocerus cristatus)Autor
jeffgoddardDescripción
Nudibranch Coryphella trilineata (northern form, about 10mm long) & look-alike amphipod Podocerus cristatus. Scanned from a 35 mm slide I took in the lab in 1984. I had found the specimens in close proximity to each other a few days earlier in the low intertidal at Middle Cove, Cape Arago, Oregon. The amphipod (and her recently hatched juveniles, visible at lower right when viewed large) are on a piece of the outer tube of the polychaete Pista elongata; the slug is on a piece of the hydroid Abietinaria.
Notice the white head tentacles of the slug and the white antennae on the amphipod. Here's what one form of the amphipod looks like in central California, where the southern form of O. trilineata ( with chromium orange on their rhinophores and cephalic tentacles) is prevalent: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/1103734
Farther south, near Puerto Vallarta, MX, the amphipod lacks white lines, just like the abundant local aeolids (see Fig. 1f-h in paper here: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/282252603).
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Arctia cajaAutor
avocetiaDescripción
Photo taken at Ace Hardware store sidewalk display.
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Calamar Pequeño (Doryteuthis opalescens)Autor
ja_fieldsDescripción
I’ve been assuming these little guys I see sometimes are just larval D. opalescens but I don’t actually know what all other species are in the area so want to look into a little more/hear from folks before specifying it down
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Onykia robustaAutor
lostermanDescripción
Pointed out to me by a couple of birders, who suggested it had been “caught by the low tide". They moved it atop the rock.
Compellingly beautiful creature, the photo does not do it justice.
Seek could not identify, even to order.
Of the two species in these waters, looks much more like a Humboldt than an Opalescent.
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Rossia pacificaAutor
thelittlebrrmaidDescripción
Baby Stubby Squid season is here at Alki Junkyard dive site! Found 5 babies, two were as small as a thumbnail.
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Melibe leoninaAutor
jensseattleDescripción
At least 100 observed, groups mating and lots of eggs
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Raya Gigante (Beringraja binoculata)Autor
boattailedgrackleDescripción
pups seen wriggling inside when held to light, looking pretty large in size like they might hatch soon. Promptly returned to the water.
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Pulpo Gigante del Pacífico (Enteroctopus dofleini)Autor
jensseattleDescripción
Observed while night lighting at Friday Harbor Marina
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hilaryhayfordDescripción
Intertidal, ~1 m below MLLW. Specific location withheld due to risk to species
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lemurdilloDescripción
Larry's Lair dive site. San Juan Island. Max depth 22 m
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Sapo de Aleta Lucia (Porichthys notatus)Autor
stierraDescripción
Mid intertidal. Fish eggs? They looked dry, so they are probably old.
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Anguila Lobo (Anarrhichthys ocellatus)Autor
eblekeDescripción
Dive observation. Juvenile.
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Esturión Blanco (Acipenser transmontanus)Autor
garryfletcherDescripción
https://www.racerocks.ca/acipenser-transmontanus-white-sturgeon/. photos by Ryan Murphy . predation by sealion
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Rocote Ojo Amarillo (Sebastes ruberrimus)Autor
diverdan55Descripción
at Boeing Creek. Not often seen as they're rather shy. This one was hiding under a large concrete overhang just out of the reach of my strobe.
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Cyamus cetiAutor
caritaDescripción
Collected around the genital area from a dead juvenile gray whale... looked different from those inhabiting other areas of the body that were tentatively identified as C. scammoni
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Pulpo Gigante del Pacífico (Enteroctopus dofleini)Autor
caritaDescripción
Loca upon approximate.
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Pulpo Rojo del Pacífico (Octopus rubescens)Autor
skinksnsuchDescripción
Found at 60ft near Geodome
