My boss let me have the day off from work today... oh yea that's me.....
I headed out to the hood canal with Bob and the nudis that I have been waiting for have started coming in. The giant nudi was just standing up on a rock saying take my picture. found the little red droid while taking pictures of the white nudi and found the bright white cruising across the sand. As you can tell I can never remember the names of them... and never will.
Went back to the gunnel that is inside the oyster shell, got a little closer and noticed eggs behind her. Nice surprise.
The little Wolfe and his buddies are everywhere it seems like
The water vis has dropped a lot down to about 20-25', but there was a lot of wind and swell today, so hopefully that was it and the vis will clear back up... but hey I wasn't working.
nudi day on hood canel
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Re: nudi day on hood canel
Wow, A crescent gunnel on eggs! Nice find.
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Re: nudi day on hood canel
From my alter ego Sir Nitpick:
The nudibranchs are, from top to bottom:
White-lined Dirona
California Sidegill with a Cockerell's Dorid above it
Red Dendronotid
He's not sure what kind of nudibranch that second pic from the top is...........
The nudibranchs are, from top to bottom:
White-lined Dirona
California Sidegill with a Cockerell's Dorid above it
Red Dendronotid
He's not sure what kind of nudibranch that second pic from the top is...........
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Re: nudi day on hood canel
Dale - great picture with the Cockerell's Dorid included!
And - outstanding find for that gunnel to have eggs! Way to go!!
No wonder I like diving with you - you find the good stuff!!
And - outstanding find for that gunnel to have eggs! Way to go!!
No wonder I like diving with you - you find the good stuff!!
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no wonder I can't remember what they are, I can't even pronounce them!dwashbur wrote:From my alter ego Sir Nitpick:
The nudibranchs are, from top to bottom:
White-lined Dirona
California Sidegill with a Cockerell's Dorid above it
Red Dendronotid
He's not sure what kind of nudibranch that second pic from the top is...........
It's a good day.... nobody died!
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Thanks, it was a surprise to me when I got home and noticed the eggs in the pictureDusty2 wrote:Wow, A crescent gunnel on eggs! Nice find.
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Beautiful pictures. So crisp!
Whereabouts on Hood Canal?
Whereabouts on Hood Canal?
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it was jorsted creekBiodiversity_Guy wrote:Beautiful pictures. So crisp!
Whereabouts on Hood Canal?
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