What do you get when you combine
Larrabee State Park, a group of
WSU Beach Watchers and
Doug Stuart of
ReSources for Sustainable Communities and the
Beach Naturalist Program on a sunny morning? A great opportunity to observe an amazing variety of the
intertidal species of the Salish Sea!
Eel grass growing in the low tidal waters.
Those small, blister-looking formations on that black rock, baby
barnacles!
The molted shell of a
red rock crab.
Respecting the critters and their natural habitat as we observed, we very gently returned any rocks we had turned over back to their original positions.
More intertidal life and beach pics!
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