I had to share this photo, taken on one of the lowest tides of the year (minus 4). I think all the seastars in south Puget Sound have migrated to Vaughn Bay to "get it on". That orangey stuff on the top middle seastar is eggs. There are 4 different stars represented in this photo, clockwise; short spined, mottled and ochre stars, the lower middle is a leather star which is not common in the south sound, first one I've ever seen and quite spectacular.
Thursday, May 28, 2009
Seeing Stars!
I had to share this photo, taken on one of the lowest tides of the year (minus 4). I think all the seastars in south Puget Sound have migrated to Vaughn Bay to "get it on". That orangey stuff on the top middle seastar is eggs. There are 4 different stars represented in this photo, clockwise; short spined, mottled and ochre stars, the lower middle is a leather star which is not common in the south sound, first one I've ever seen and quite spectacular.
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