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darthfader77Descripción
This fish appeared to have gotten trapped in the shallows at Windjammer park in Oak Harbor. Fish was worn out, but alive when I picked it up with my hands.
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Torpedo del Pacífico (Tetronarce californica)Observ.
awkwardswineDescripción
This large 5-foot long ray was found in 90 feet of water in Puget Sound at a popular shore diving site Redondo Beach.
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jmgagnonDescripción
Specimen deposited at the Canadian Museum of Nature: PARATYPE: CMNC 1987-0364. Thanksgiving Cave, cave pools, streamway below main entrance. Collected by Patrick D. Shaw.
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Charrasco Angaripola (Clinocottus embryum)Observ.
demersalDescripción
Odd catch for the light trap:
- This individual is well-past pelagic stage.
- There isn't any typical calico habitat (as per previous observations and what's been described in the literature) in the immediate vicinity.
- Upon release, it chose to perch [submerged] on the dock.
Maybe the dock is suitable habitat? Did it swim over from one of the islands? Why aren't these observed more often?
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Trucha Dolly Varden (Salvelinus malma)Observ.
hookandbarreloutdoorscaDescripción
Caught microfishing
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jennb2Descripción
Possible salfin due to fins but it is so small I am not confident.
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jessicakirkwoodDescripción
Around 5pm today in the middle of the road. Large 3ft or more snake. Hisisng, loud, almost like a rattle noise. But no tail rattle. Defensive while I kept distance. Aggressive. Never took its eyes off me. Opened mouth often. No teeth. Black eyes. Black tongue. Large center. Moments prior a large barred owl flew past my windshield and watched me as I approached snake. An epic moment in my day. I was going to pick up my son who was with a native medicine woman.
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demersalDescripción
There are 7 individuals in this frame. This is the first time I've seen these guys hang out in groups like this (they're even cuddle-puddling). I have seen it many times since, but only at this site.
If you also see this behaviour in whitespotted greenling, please let me know. It's unusual.
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emlimDescripción
high lateral line, long uninterrupted dorsal fin. Found on a sandy bottom adjacent to a rocky slope
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fmcgheeDescripción
E. oregonus seems likely, but this was a very small pool on bedrock (lots of tannins, but no vegetstion) rather than the relatively large forest pools I've seen them in elsewhere. Also very small
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Linternillas (Familia Myctophidae)Observ.
ja_fieldsDescripción
observed while nightlighting about 10 PM.
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beast_modeDescripción
tragically in the puddle that dried up a day after this was taken
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Sargacero de Monterey (Gibbonsia montereyensis)Observ.
simon763Descripción
Hook and line
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Perca de Cinco Espinas (Culaea inconstans)Observ.
jennydeDescripción
Downstream pool from impassable culvert.
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stormcatcherDescripción
someone at the beach seine identified it as a shad, but adult photos taken elsewhere of shad look different than this fish photo here.
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Pez Oropel Manchado (Xenolepidichthys dalgleishi)Observ.
gmucientesDescripción
Scientific survey for fisheries research
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Bandido Pecho Espinoso (Stellerina xyosterna)Observ.
monstermumDescripción
poachers found at low tide beach near eelgrass/seaweed bed
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Salmón Rosado (Oncorhynchus gorbuscha)Observ.
angusbcDescripción
The pinks are schooling at the mouth of Departure Bay Creek in advance of late Summer and early Fall rainstorms.
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Anchoveta Norteña (Engraulis mordax)Observ.
cinnamontomDescripción
James Island Wharf, small fish jumping out of the water, foam on the surface, hard to say what they are - likely Northern Anchovies.
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shanafelt_benLugar
Falta la ubicaciónDescripción
Between 150 and 300 fathoms, bottom trawl
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Rocote Reina (Sebastes elongatus)Observ.
jackson_chuDescripción
Jackson Chu long-term biodiversity monitoring site in Saanich Inlet.
Data from:
Chu, J.W.F., Curkan, C. and Tunnicliffe, V., 2018. Drivers of temporal beta diversity of a benthic community in a seasonally hypoxic fjord. Royal Society open science, 5(4), p.172284.
