nwgeogirl : photos : Recreational Diver sightings of Invasive Tunicates : July 21st, 2007 - Ciona savignyi at Bell Island in the San Juan Islands. Photo by Nick Brown- powered by SmugMug

Ciona savignyi and Didemnum sp found in Hood Canal and Puget Sound. A few shots from Canada (BC) as well. Please pay particular attention to the photo credits of each photo, as many people have contributed to this gallery.

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nwgeogirl > Aug 9th, 2007 - Hood Canal, Rosies's Ravine - patch of Botrylloides on the rocks in 22 ft of water.

nwgeogirl > Aug 9th, 2007 - Hood Canal, Rosies's Ravine - closeup of the patch of Botrylloides on the rocks in 22 ft of water.

nwgeogirl > Aug 9th, 2007 - Hood Canal, Rosies's Ravine - patch of Botrylloides on some kelp in about 20 feet of water.

nwgeogirl > Aug 9th, 2007 - Hood Canal, Rosies's Ravine - closeup of patch of Botrylloides on some kelp in about 20 feet of water.

nwgeogirl > 7/30/07 - Hood Canal across the canal from Twanoh State Park. Super dense populations of Ciona between 40 and 60 feet. Ciona appeared quite young and was very tall. Each individual was barely attached to the substrate. If you waved your hand and created water current, the individuals would just come loose and float around in the water column.

nwgeogirl > 7/29/07 at Rosario Wall off Orcas Island in about 50fsw. It was the only specimen in sight and was located directly in front of a Giant Pacific Octopus den. Photo by Nick Brown

July 21st, 2007 - Ciona savignyi at Bell Island in the San Juan Islands. Photo by Nick Brown

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