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nwgeogirl  > The Beautiful Briny Sea > Hood Canal REEF Survey Dives 9/29/2007
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nwgeogirl > Surveyors on the morning boat
nwgeogirl > Georgia showing the hot water hose on the boat
nwgeogirl > Distressed Plumose Anemone
nwgeogirl > Very odd looking California Sea Cucumber with middle section constricted - all feeding tentacles extended out. - photo by Claude Nichols
nwgeogirl > I saw only 4 individual Ciona savignyi on my dives.
nwgeogirl > This Sunflower Star is looking a bit distressed - you can see the webbing appear between the legs - bright orange lines. - photo by Claude Nichols
nwgeogirl > I found a dive flag underwater! - photo by Claude Nichols
nwgeogirl > Spot prawns, usually found below recreational diver limits, were up in the shallows - 40 feet or less at Black Point, up near Pleasant Harbor.
nwgeogirl > Spot prawn in the shallows.
Spot prawns, usually found below recreational diver limits, were up in the shallows - 40 feet or less at Black Point, up near Pleasant Harbor.
> Spot prawns, usually found below recreational diver limits, were up in the shallows - 40 feet or less at Black Point, up near Pleasant Harbor.
Spot prawns, usually found below recreational diver limits, were up in the shallows - 40 feet or less at Black Point, up near Pleasant Harbor.
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