Northwest Dive Club

The posturing http://underthesound.smugmug.com/photos/269674849_jqGqE-L.jpg The girl, This little lady is definitely ready http://underthesound.smugmug.com/photos/269674964_Qtkfz-L.jpg The approach http://underthesound.smugmug.com/photos/269674967_f6QuQ-L.jpg Success! bet they have no clue where thi...

Another pretty specimen, D. albus



and a pretty Flambellina verrucosa the biggest one I've seen

I don't have a picture of one and Jana is looking for pictures,,,, must be scarce if not rare.

He is the expert not me, I collected one just like it last year and he said that that is what it was then. I think maybe this bright color is a juvinile stage and they change as they mature like the puget sound king crab and the heart crab and many of the critters in the sound. Anyway that's my 2 pe...

Nice shots. If that is the yellow nudi you were referering to it is indeed a subramosus. I have seen that color at Hudson and they go form light yellow thru brown in this area.

This is deffinatly a red irish in a very simular pose for comparison

That's what I was thinking but I couldn't see close enough to say anything

Wow those anemones are bright. I saw a couple at Hudson last week but they were a nice blue/green in color

Sometime luck is better then skill

This was when he was asking me if I'd had enough yet?

Yep It's time for the baffalos to stop roaming for awhile too. I seen at least three sitting on eggs at Hudson and was quite aggressive. Attacked both me and my camera!

those are some grate pictures though and the detail is grate notice the blueish black dot looks like it could be a eye Sparky Thanks guys, As for the eyes, that they are but how funtional they are I'm not sure. Maybe just light sensing but who knows many of the nudibranchs have the reminates of eye...

This little nudie is hitching a ride on a big cuke. http://underthesound.smugmug.com/photos/253870127_wkn7H-L.jpg I don't know if the little guy here is friend or foe, or for that matter what either of them are. http://underthesound.smugmug.com/photos/265713389_5ja22-L.jpg I ask a pro on this one bu...

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Dusty2 wrote:guess not, But there are some humans I'd love to see cloned but not very many

Subject #1

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guess not, But there are some humans I'd love to see cloned but not very many

An interesting new discovery about sand dollars

http://news.yahoo.com/s/livescience/200 ... ceofdanger

I learn something new each time I view your thread

Thanks Jan for all this interesting info

Well not really but he sure looks like one!

A pretty long fin gunnel

Hey guys here is my 3 tree north map. hope it works for you. Just mouse over the picture and click on original for large size map.

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These were the first I've seen on the rocks at hudson. No sea pens close by

A nice versacolor chowing down on his favorite hydriod


and a pertty opalesant working on a very interesting hydroid

A nice white diamond

And a pink one

He's to cute to be called a slug and I'm not sure thats a hard shell http://underthesound.smugmug.com/photos/264836543_Nhvpg-L-1.jpg http://underthesound.smugmug.com/photos/264836384_Cd8Fe-L-1.jpg Opps! darn waves http://underthesound.smugmug.com/photos/264844235_MimkN-L-1.jpg Give me a minute and I...

Awesome pictures Janna! It's not often you can get a good clear shot of these little guys and you got multiples! Congrats