Identificaciones de cemills
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Género SarsiaObserv.
ja_fieldsDescripción
Observed while nightlighting with @jensseattle
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esuhDescripción
There were thousands, probably millions of these guys off the dock the day I went. Super cool to see them everywhere.
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Mergo Cresta Blanca (Lophodytes cucullatus)Observ.
esuhDescripción
Spotted about 6 individuals both by the Marina and the shore. I didn't have my camera on hand which I'm super sad about so hopefully I'll be able to properly photograph them soon.
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Pato Chillón (Bucephala clangula)Observ.
esuhDescripción
Single Individual that was hanging around the Pier
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Garza Morena (Ardea herodias)Observ.
esuhDescripción
Single Individual that was hanging out by the docks
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Martín Pescador Norteño (Megaceryle alcyon)Observ.
esuhDescripción
Single Individual that was hanging out by the Ferry Dock. I'm not very good at Bird ID but it definitely looks like a Kingfisher of some sort
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Chorlo Tildío (Charadrius vociferus)Observ.
esuhDescripción
They always hang around here at low tide eating bugs, worming, and other crustaceans that pop up when the mud is exposed.
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esuhDescripción
There were lots of them by the docks. I notice there seem to be more here compared to Seattle but maybe I'm just more aware of spotting them.
I did catch some with different colored stomachs such as the one in the first picture.
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Género ObeliaObserv.
esuhDescripción
A super tiny creature that got caught in a Plankton Tow. Many times smaller than my pinky nail, I would've missed it if it weren't so green. I'm not sure what it is, I'm guessing hydrozoan since it did pulse like a Jelly but I'm not confident. It's super cool though
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Sarsia princepsObserv.
leila_brunnerDescripción
Amundsen 2023, leg 2, station 158 with Tucker trawl (oblique tow 500 um) depth of 100 m
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Género BeroeObserv.
whale_nerdDescripción
Scuba Dived from National Geographic Endurance (Christine West & Adam Maire)
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Medusa Pedunculada (Haliclystus antarcticus)Observ.
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Scuba ~60ft
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