Back from field camp on E Amatuli Island (Alaska). Here’s some Fork tailed Storm petrels that we measured (we checked over 600 burrows!
Springtime in the intertidal means finding lots of eggs and juveniles. This little urchin was one of many. 🦑 (Kachemak Bay, Alaska)
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Great content in the newsletter. I can't wait for the book.Great content in the newsletter. I can't wait for the book.
I'm frustrated by how often a Photoshop pop-up prompt to use AI interrupts my work. Is there a way to turn this off? #photoshop#AI
I’m savoring the build. And yes, building it is better done by the DM if possible.
He and I have already been talking. He’s a great resource!
Reposting for Marine Life list. Seeking seastar experts. I have brooding leptasterias (Tutka Bay, Alaska) but this yr I may have observed a post-spawning, pre-brooding event. Pics of brooding seastar & rocky substrate w clear sticky covering (spermatozoa) w yellow globules within (oocytes?). Thx 🦑Reposting for Marine Life list. Seeking seastar experts. I have brooding leptasterias (Tutka Bay, Alaska) but this yr I may have observed a post-spawning, pre-brooding event. Pics of brooding seastar & rocky substrate w clear sticky covering (spermatozoa) w yellow globules within (oocytes?). Thx 🦑
This is the largest California sea cucumber (Apostichopus californicus) I’ve ever found in the intertidal zone of Tutka Bay, Alaska. It was a little over 12 inches long. 🦑
