Gdog
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Some shots I took September 2010 at Sund Rock during the low oxygen event. From both south and north walls.
Hood Canal 2010 - a set on Flickr
Hood Canal 2010 - a set on Flickr
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Doubler
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Gdog,
Great shots! Love the wolfies! I live in Seabeck and if I could get over being such a coldwater puss I'd love to get my T2i in the water here. Just don't see that happening any time soon.
Great shots! Love the wolfies! I live in Seabeck and if I could get over being such a coldwater puss I'd love to get my T2i in the water here. Just don't see that happening any time soon.
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Gdog
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Hey.....quit being a puss!! You are missing out! No time like the present...er..or maybe when the current vis situation clears up at least!
local76sparky
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Love Sund Rock. Great shots of the wildlife.
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nice pix
That was beautiful visibility! Looks like you had a very good day for wildlife, too. Did you see a lot of signs of stress?
josh_thdc
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Last time I dove the south wall of Sund Rock, I counted over 20 wolfies. Most were out of their caves/crevices and were looking very stressed. It is good to see that at least a few are back in their homes. Was the life band still limited to the top 25 feet?
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Gdog
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At that time the band of life was above 20 fsw. They were all distressed. I believe there were probably 15 or so wolfies on the south wall, and probably like 4-6 on the north, actually fish bowl. Only the one was in a den, the rest, including all the octos, were out in the open. Proabaly 8 - 10 octos. Deeper than 25' there wasnt any life at all, but dead octopus bodies.
The visibility was stellar tho!
The visibility was stellar tho!
Great photo's....
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