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Glaucous Winged Gull Flipping Red Rock Crab
The gull dispatched the crab pretty promptly. He flipped the crab onto it's back and then ripped off the legs. One he had leg holes, he ripped open the shell and ate the body of the crab. John Harvey Photo > Blogs for 2024 to 2005 > April 2015 > Glaucous Winged Gull Flipping Red Rock Crab
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Chiton In Rock
Chiton In Rock Species: Katharina tunicata (Black Katy Chiton)
John Harvey Photo > John's Overnight Page > Tofino BB > Chiton In Rock
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Crow Squawking
Crow Squawking Species: Corvus caurinus (Northwestern Crow)
John Harvey Photo > John's Overnight Page > Tofino BB > Crow Squawking
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Harbour Seals
Killer whale snacks. This guys looked plump and furry. It's funny that the images look better in the camera (with a hood) than they did when looking in real life (sun in your eyes). Species: Phoca vitulina (Harbor Seal)
John Harvey Photo > John's Overnight Page > Tofino BB > Harbour Seals
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Red Rock Crab
Cancer productus to it's friends. This one was in a very muddy bay among the rocks. Species: Cancer productus (red rock crab)
John Harvey Photo > Aristazabal Island > Aristazabal Island - Day 1, 2 > Red Rock Crab
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Mussels And Barnacles
Probably California Mussels (Mytilus californiensis), growing in with Leaf Barnacle (Pollicipes polymerus). These two spieces usually have large homogenous colonies - so it looks like the Mussels are overgrowing the Barnacle colony. Species: Mytilus californianus (California mussel), Pollicipes polymerus (Goose Barnacle or Goose Neck Barnacle)
John Harvey Photo > Botanical Beach > Mussels And Barnacles
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Three Heads Up
Three Heads Up Species: Lontra canadensis (northern river otter)
John Harvey Photo > Kayaking in the Gulf Islands > Three Heads Up
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Four Otters
Four Otters Species: Lontra canadensis (northern river otter)
John Harvey Photo > Kayaking in the Gulf Islands > Four Otters
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