A day on Cape Ann

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Great pic of the sea raven...I had never heard of them before. Beautiful coloring....Since I was not familiar with that type of fish I did a search and found several sites with some pics and info that might help Sunshine decide if she, too, saw a sea raven on the lobster boat.

It is Herb Segar's website www.gotosnapshot.com/Sea_Raven/SeaRaven_catalog.html

He's got about 16 shots from different angles - you can check out the head and mouth.

Thanks again, Jeff, for the picture.
 
I was really happy we got to see one with such a cool (and photogenic) coloration. I'd seen a few before, but always greyish brown.
 
The lobsterman also called it a Sculpin so I'm pretty sure that's what we caught in the lobster trap. Coolest fish I have seen in a while. Makes me want to go diving just to encounter one of those.

Thanks TropiGal!

Originally posted by TropiGal
Great pic of the sea raven...I had never heard of them before. Beautiful coloring....Since I was not familiar with that type of fish I did a search and found several sites with some pics and info that might help Sunshine decide if she, too, saw a sea raven on the lobster boat.
 
https://www.shearwater.com/products/swift/

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