WEST SEATTLE WILDLIFE: More low-low-tide sights

Another round of nighttime low-low tides has accompanied the full moon, and Rosalie Miller has shared photos of the wildlife she saw on the shore at Charles Richey Sr. Viewpoint/Constellation Park (along the north end of Beach Drive SW). Above, a Pacific Octopus; below, a Monterey Dorid:

A Shag-rug Nudibranch:

And a Northern Leopard Dorid:

Still time to get to the beach for tonight’s lowest tide, -2.4 feet at 10:28 pm.

2 Replies to "WEST SEATTLE WILDLIFE: More low-low-tide sights"

  • Elisa January 13, 2025 (10:45 pm)

    so cool! I saw that monterey dorid and the leopard dorid, thanks to the friendly sea folks out exploring tonight. I hope someone sends a pic of the opalescent squid, because my camera died right before I spotted it

  • WSCat January 14, 2025 (8:10 am)

    Fantastic photos! Thank you for sharing.

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