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Welcome our newest member, Patrick (joined Monday, August 13, 2018). Have you joined yet?!
Did you know our most liked sighting was observed on Friday, January 1, 2010 by The Coyote Kid. It is liked by 55 visitors!
And our most viewed sighting was observed on Wednesday, October 6, 2010 by sam. It was viewed 16244 times!
Most recent comments
3 days ago
Tclenche made the following comment on the observation of
Formica glacialis posted on August 15, 2018:
Fantastic images and sighting. Now we know more about ant life!!
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6 days ago
Tclenche made the following comment on the observation of
Unknown posted on August 13, 2018:
Great photo and cool sighting, whatever it may be!!
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10 days ago
Elijah made the following comment on the observation of
Woodpecker posted on April 26, 2018:
The species may be northern flicker. (reply...)
16 days ago
Elijah made the following comment on the observation of
unknown jellyfish posted on June 27, 2018:
That is very interesting. Thank you so much for the information! (reply...)
16 days ago
Tclenche made the following comment on the observation of
unknown jellyfish posted on June 27, 2018:
it is common for both of those species to be among caplin.. I have posted several sightings of Sandlance this year. They are quite numerous here in the Petley area. Petley was called "upper Lance Cove" until about 1915.
All 4 Lance coves on Random Island are supposed to be named after the Sandlance.
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16 days ago
Elijah made the following comment on the observation of
unknown jellyfish posted on June 27, 2018:
Yes, I have some pictures of them to post! I noticed that sand lance and threespine sticklebacks were among the school as well. (reply...)
16 days ago
Tclenche made the following comment on the observation of
unknown jellyfish posted on June 27, 2018:
50mm would sound about right based on my observations!
Great sightings!!
Did you see the tiny Herring that have been all along our shoreline?
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