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Widehand and Bering Hermit Crabs
at Breakwater Island near Gabriola Island. Click on this image to be taken to the web page dedicated to this scuba dive site. |
Orange Peel Nudibranch on
Browning Wall in the Browning Passage near Port Hardy on the north end of Vancouver Island Click on this image to be taken to the web page dedicated to this scuba dive site. |
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Tanner Crab near the end of
Braemar Avenue in North Saanich Click on this image to be taken to the web page dedicated to this scuba dive site. |
Hairy Spined Crab near the
Copper Cliffs in Campbell River Click on this image to be taken to the web page dedicated to this scuba dive site. |
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Wolf Eel at Ogden Point in
Victoria, B.C. Click on this image to be taken to the web page dedicated to this scuba dive site. |
White Lined Dirona near pier in
Sidney, B.C. This photo also appears on the marine-life calendar for Underwater Life of the Pacific Northwest. North America 2011 Calendar v02 |
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Clown Dorid at Henderson Point
near Buchart Gardens, B.C. Click on this image to be taken to the web page dedicated to this scuba dive site. |
Scalyhead Sculpin at Madrona
Point near Parksville, B.C. This image can be found on the marine-life calendar for Fishes of the Pacific Northwest. North America 2011 Calendar v2 |
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Golf Ball Crab at Neck Point in
Nanaimo, B.C. This image also appears on the ocean-life calendar for Underwater Life of the Pacific Northwest. North America 2011 Calendar v02 |
Bering Hermit Crab at Rocky
Point in Nanaimo, B.C. Click on this image to be taken to the web page dedicated to this scuba dive site. |
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Sailfin Sculpin at Whyte Cliff
Park near Vancouver, B.C. Click on this image to be taken to the web page dedicated to this scuba dive site. |
Octopus at Willis Point near
Buchart Gardens close to Victoria, B.C. Click on this image to be taken to the web page dedicated to this scuba dive site. |
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Quillback Rockfish at Dolphin
Beach near Nanoose Bay This image can be found on the marine-life calendar for Fishes of the Pacific Northwest. North America 2011 Calendar v2 |
Stubby Squid at Deep Cove near
Sidney,
B.C. Click on this image to be taken to the web page dedicated to this scuba dive site. |
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White Calcareous Tube Worms,
Pink Hydrocoral, and yellow snail eggs at Ten Mile Point in Victoria Click on this image to be taken to the web page dedicated to this scuba dive site. |
Noble Sea Lemons at Saxe Point
in Esquimalt [near Victoria]. For some reason they are often found in pairs at this site. Click on this image to be taken to the web page dedicated to this scuba dive site. |
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Opalescent Nudibranch near Port
Hardy. This photo also appears on the marine-life calendar for Mollusks of the Pacific Northwest. North America 2011 Calendar v1 |
Hairy Hermit Crab in Sponge near
Port McNeil. These hermit crabs seem to often carry these large sponges. Click on this image to be taken to the web page dedicated to this scuba dive site. |
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Yelloweye Rockfish in Saltery
Bay near Powell River. This image can be found on the marine-life calendar for Fishes of the Pacific Northwest. North America 2011 Calendar v1 |
Sunflower Star, Northern Ronquil
and Tube Dwelling Anemone at McKenzie Bight. This photo also appears on the ocean-life calendar for Underwater Life v03 & Starfish v01 of the Pacific Northwest. North America 2011 Calendar v03 |
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A feeding Sea Cucumber at
Porteau Cove Marine Park north of North Vancouver. Click on this image to be taken to the web page dedicated to this scuba dive site. |
Giant Acorn Barnacle attached to
the sunken ore carrier - the GB Church. Click on this image to be taken to the web page dedicated to this scuba dive site. |
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A Ling Cod at Row-And-Be-Damned
near Campbell River Click on this image to be taken to the web page dedicated to this scuba dive site. |
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