stephbrulot's Favourites
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Black Scoter (Melanitta americana)Observer
aivaDescription
Male Black scoter? could be. At the periphery of a SUSC raft where I expect to see BLSC. Compare with the SUSC male to the right.
@stephbrulot @liamragan
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Stubby Dendronotid (Dendronotus subramosus)Observer
liamraganDescription
Best guess on ID, never seen one of these before so open to any and all suggestions. Was associated with eggs on kelp
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Grunt Sculpin (Rhamphocottus richardsonii)Observer
liamraganDescription
Hell yeah!!! Seen with @stephbrulot
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Typical Octopuses, Giant Octopuses, and Allies (Superfamily Octopodoidea)Observer
tristan_brulot-sawchynDescription
Found in a prawn trap at a depth of approximately 215-230 ft
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Longspine Combfish (Zaniolepis latipinnis)Observer
tristan_brulot-sawchynDescription
Found in a prawn trap at a depth of approximately 215-230ft
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Mining Bees (Genus Andrena)Observer
liamraganDescription
DSLR photos of bees using burrows taken, will upload. Seen with Emma Nathan and Steph
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East Pacific Red Octopus (Octopus rubescens)Observer
aivaDescription
dont try this at home, as it turns out they have a venemous bite
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Spotted Ratfish (Hydrolagus colliei)Observer
lverheggeDescription
Seen in very shallow water just off the dock at Pearson College
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Lobefin Snailfish (Liparis greeni)Observer
gavinhDescription
@RBCM Photo by Michael Blades, sent to me via Jacques Sirois to post.
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Pacific White-sided Dolphin (Sagmatias obliquidens)Observer
louisbeaudoinDescription
Video Link
https://www.dropbox.com/s/2rhmem1ceyny4y4/VID_20171216_110309.3gp?dl=0
Saw this pod of 60++ dolphins race by the shore. Pretty exciting to see, and would have missed it if we weren't looking out the window at the right time.
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King-of-the-Salmon (Trachipterus altivelis)Observer
aivaDescription
King of the Salmon washed ashore on Whiffin spit (September 2020). Around 5’ long, brilliant red dorsal fin torn by scavengers. Gorgeous specimen
