797

561:41

Dive:

Total Bottom Time:

Back Bay

Site:

Browning Passage, Nigei Island, British Columbia

31 ft

06/09/2005

Max Depth:

Date:

0:37

9:05 PM

Bottom Time:

Time:

40 ft

Visibility:

2400 psi

Tank Start:

1:2 Macro

1200 psi

Lens:

Tank End:

2

104 cu ft

Strobes:

Tank Size:

2400 psi

Film:

Tank Work:

Ektachrome VS 100

1200 psi

Photo Notes:

Air Used:

Down in a bay and around small boulders and little walls around the edges. There were quite a few

hooded nudibranchs on the kelp. We also saw phoronids in the sand, not sure of they are the same

species we see at Egmont on the rocks. Saw a big Puget Sound King crab out on the sand. This

made a very nice night dive.

Blackeye goby, Kelp greenling, Whitespotted greenling, Striped seaperch, C-O sole, Copper rockfish,

Puget Sound rockfish, Silvergray rockfish, Yellowtail rockfish, Longfin sculpin, Red Irish lord, Sailfin

sculpin, Scalyhead sculpin, Branching coralline algae, Bull Kelp, Encrusting coralline algae,

Iredescent algae, Sand-dwelling tealia, Tube-dwelling anemone, Orange cup coral, Sea firs, Moon

jellyfish, Giant barnacle, Puget Sound king crab, Scaled crab, Decorator crab, Sharp-nose crab, Coon-

stripe shrimp, Rabbit ear bryozoan, White phoronid, Gumboot chiton, Leather chiton, Lined chiton,

Kelp-dwelling limpet, Rough keyhole limpet, Rock Scallop, Leafy hornmouth, California berthella, Red-

gilled aeolid, Alabaster diron, Bicoloured Nudibranch, Hooded nudibranch, California sea cucumber,

Leather starfish, Mottled starfish, Gray brittle star, Morning sun starfish, Sunflower starfish, Red sea

urchin, Calcareous tubeworm, Two-pronged Tubeworm

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