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Anêmona-Piolho (Peachia quinquecapitata)Observador
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Interesting to find three of these (each individual pictured) during a low-tide walk. Found under the north-end Vashon Ferry Dock.
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Guarda-Rios-Cintado (Megaceryle alcyon)Observador
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Belted kingfisher with a catch on the morning near the beach
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Esquilo-de-Douglas (Tamiasciurus douglasii)Observador
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Peanut heist gone wrong!
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Cumanotus fernaldiObservador
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Observed while night lighting off the docks in the Shilshole marina. At least 2 observed, swimming in the water column.
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Alitta williamiObservador
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Observed swimming at night off the docks
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Dive observation. Juvenile. Finger for size in second photo.
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Pigargo-Americano (Haliaeetus leucocephalus)Observador
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This observation involves three eagles. Two eagles were perched in the tree, exchanging vocaliations, when a third eagle flew up to the top eagle in an aggressive manner. The approaching eagle and the bottom-perched eagle attacked each other, locking talons and spinning around over the lake. A short time later, the original pair flew off together over the lake, and the third eagle flew off in a different direction.
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Leão-Marinho-de-Steller (Eumetopias jubatus)Observador
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Eating a Giant Pacific Octopus!
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Sargaço-Nipônico (Sargassum muticum)Observador
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Low intertidal, on lined chiton.
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Polvo-Vermelho-Do-Pacífico (Octopus rubescens)Observador
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Dive observation. Juvenile, only a few inches across. Camouflage barnacles!
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Género MyxicolaObservador
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I was Dock Fouling at Deer Harbor Marina and found this. I don’t even know where to start in classifying it.
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Cliopsis krohniiObservador
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Approx. 4 individuals in a patch of flotsam. Very nice surprise!
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Polvo-Vermelho-Do-Pacífico (Octopus rubescens)Observador
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I love baby reds! This time of year they seem to be everywhere. At Mukilteo especially, I look extra closely at empty clam shells. This little guy was only an inch or so long.
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Eumida longicornutaObservador
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A segmented marine worm. Dead, I think. About 3 inches long.
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This is the first Pycnopodia I've seen on Seattle beaches in six years. Hope it's a sign they're beginning to come back after being devastated by Sea Star wasting.
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Polvo-Gigante-Do-Pacífico (Enteroctopus dofleini)Observador
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This Bald Eagle was eating a Giant Pacific Octopus's 2' arm, then carried the remains to a branch on the bluff and kept eating.
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Purple Ribbon worm observed in the process of swallowing a Nereid polychaete. Fourth photo shows the ribbon worm everting its proboscis and injecting the prey with a toxin.
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Família NereididaeObservador
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Unfortunate polychaete being eaten by a ribbon worm.
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Pisaster ochraceusObservador
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Unusual seven-armed individual! I've seen some with six, but this is the first with seven I've ever found.
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Ctenóforos (Filo Ctenophora)Observador
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This was found in a plankton tow off pier 60 in Seattle.
I kept waiting for it to uncoil to make me feel confident it was a marine worm of some kind.
It moved in a pulsing rotation by straightening and lowering what seem to be flagella or very pointed paddle-like appendages. These are rather flat and taper to the ends. What puzzles me is that even if this uncoils I am not sure this would demonstrate a bilateral symmetry I associate with most marine worm larvae.
I would love to hear what others think?
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Neverita lewisiiObservador
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Beautiful Moon Snail operculum (trap door) found washed up on the beach. This is only the second one of these I've found.
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Fomitopsis mounceaeObservador
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Growing on the base of a stump. Some sort of shelf or bracket fungus?
