The Burnaby Narrows Passage is dry
Photos of the Intertidal sea life in Burnaby Narrows.
Red Rock Crab
Moon snail egg case
Sunflower Starfish. They have been hit with a wasting disease. This one is very small. Hopefully they will start to recover. They helped keep down the sea urchin population.
Operculum in the Red Turban snail - used in Haida art - often for teeth in killer whales
The Red Turban snail
Leather Star fish.
Bat Stars.
Plumose anemones and rock scallops
Bat Star and a sea cucumber.
Moon snail
Horse Clam
Big Leather Star with a Bat Star
Thousands of Bar Stars on the shore.
Kelp crab
Snails with eggs on a rock
Plumose anemones
More Plumose anemones
Pink Sea Star ( Pisaster brevispinus )
Kelp beds
Eelgrass beds
Phoenix Hunter on the Mooring ball.
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i'm so up on tides............lol......how long will these guys stay out of water for???
ReplyDeleteSo many creatures........so pleased you could tell me what they are as I would have no idea except for the star fish.........so many colours and shapes.......
What a cool thing to see. You took the right biologist with you!
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