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Welcome our newest member, SammyP (joined Sunday, September 23, 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 16346 times!
Most recent comments
11 days ago
Blinky made the following comment on the observation of
Necrophorus investagator posted on September 12, 2018:
Flew into my house. I saw little bugs crawling all over it I took it outside but dropped it and accidently stepped on it. (reply...)
12 days ago
Tclenche made the following comment on the observation of
coralline algae posted on July 21, 2018:
Thank you Elijah. That is new information for me!!
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12 days ago
Tclenche made the following comment on the observation of
Caplin (Mallotus villosus) posted on July 15, 2018:
I saw a new one at Costco last week for $199+HST. waterproof to 85 feet, also shock resistant fro drops up to 5 feet, and cold resistant as well. they lack some features, but overall they are great cameras for beaches, cold ocean, and winter walks
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12 days ago
Elijah made the following comment on the observation of
coralline algae posted on July 21, 2018:
That seems to be branching coralline alga (Corallina officinalis). (reply...)
12 days ago
Tclenche made the following comment on the observation of
Swallow posted on July 21, 2018:
Thanks Elijah!! I believe you are correct. There are several pairs of Swallows in various places on Random Island.
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12 days ago
Tclenche made the following comment on the observation of
Caplin (Mallotus villosus) posted on July 15, 2018:
That was using a Fuji Z33WP. a small waterproof camera, that sadly, died this summer. I have had it a long time and it did great photos and video in water up to 10 feet deep. Fuji has a new line of these cameras out, some can go 30 to 80+ feet deep.
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12 days ago
Elijah made the following comment on the observation of
Swallow posted on July 21, 2018:
Nice sighting. It appears to be a tree swallow. (reply...)