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Diving Pictures from Sidney, B.C.
Canada These are medium quality jpegs. But I have the RAW images as well. Email tjfidler@telus.net Directions to this dive site can be found at the bottom of this page. Type of dive: shore dive / boat dive Rating for this dive site: 6/10 as sensitive to current Parking: 8/10 for parking if you don't mind walking Bathroom/Washroom/Toilet: Stores nearby have them. Boat ramp: Ease of entry: 9/10 [Wheel chair access: Yes one of the few dive spots with wheel chair ramp. Best at high tide.] Abundance of life: 6/10. Lots of eel type fish and nudibranchs - depending on the season. Accommodations: There are several places in Sidney or even Victoria that you could find lodging at. Including Hotels, Motels, Inns and Campgrounds. Attractions: Ease of entry, and wheel chair access at high tide. Bottom and depth: Mostly sand, but there is also the artificial reef balls here, but they don't seem that good to me. I'm guessing the concrete is too smooth and hard. Maybe they should mix in some steel, or iron, nodules that would rust away and provide a more porous surface later on. Facilities: dive shop, washrooms, picnic tables, Hazards/Obstacles: boat traffic, and current Sensitivity to tide/current: best done at slack tide as current can be very strong Terrain: mostly sand with some rocks, bit of an artificial reef and the piers attract some life Tides, transportation and weather: Fisheries and Oceans Canada Tide Page., BC Ferries Schedule and Sailings. , The Weather Network
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| Clown Dorid ( March 11, 2006) | Clown Dorid ( March 11, 2006) |
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| White Lined Dorid ( March 11, 2006) | White Lined Dorid ( March 11,
2006) This image also appears on the ocean-life calendar 2009 for Underwater Life of the Pacific Northwest. North America 2009 Calendar v02 |
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| Sea Lemon Nudibranch (March 19,
2006) |
Sea Lemon Nudibranch (March 19, 2006) |
| Sea Lemon or maybe a Tar Spotted
Nudibranch (June 10,
2006) |
Not sure what species - my book is not detailed enough (June 10, 2006) |
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| Sea Anemone ( March 19, 2006) | Sea Anemones (June 10, 2006) |
| Sea Anemones (June 10, 2006) | Sea Anemones (June 10, 2006) |
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| Giant Pacific Chiton (aka
Gumboot Chiton) (March 19, 2006) |
Underside of a Giant Pacific Chiton (aka Gumboot Chiton) (March 19, 2006) |
| Yellow Sponge covering a beer bottle (March 19, 2006) | Yellow Sponge (June 10, 2006) |