What a week!
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Oh ... probably not ... I work at a sewage treatment plant ... :11:
You're welcome ... here's the rest of the ones I decided to keep ...
November at Sund Rock - 11/18, 23/07 - PhotoShow Circle
... Bob (Grateful Diver)
Gdog
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Wow....plenty of Wolfies......great pics
You're right Bob, that's still a pretty healthy looking GPO considering how long she's been on eggs. Looks like there is a lot of variety going on at Sund Rock right now. I was supposed to go there last weekend but got the flue. Hopefully I'll get there soon. I especially like the Grunt Sculpin shot as well as the Stubby Squid eggs. Nice find!
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On Friday's dives we found 10 wolfies on the south wall and another six on the north wall ... it's the most I've ever seen at Sund Rock.
You'll find the stubby squid eggs on the north wall ... they're pretty easy to spot. Hope ya feel better and make it down there soon ...
... Bob (Grateful Diver
You'll find the stubby squid eggs on the north wall ... they're pretty easy to spot. Hope ya feel better and make it down there soon ...
... Bob (Grateful Diver
PNW Dive Girl
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Wow! Those are great photos! You have me wanting to go to Sund Rock this weekend! Thank you
Bob, you're so good at finding stuff 
Is it typical for the Wolf Eels to be paired up? I've always thought of eels as solitary creatures...
Looking forward to Nanaimo in January!
Tom
Is it typical for the Wolf Eels to be paired up? I've always thought of eels as solitary creatures...
Looking forward to Nanaimo in January!
Tom
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