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Tag Archives: barnacles
A ghost ship–Royston
One of the ghost ships of Royston
Posted in history, ocean, Royston, ships, summer
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Tagged barnacles, Baynes Sound, Georgia Strait, history, hulks, ocean, pilings, Royston, Royston Wrecks, Salish Sea, ships
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Ucluelet – barnacles
A rather large barnacle at Big Beach, Ucluelet
Posted in Beach, nature, ocean, Pacific Rim, tourism, Ucluelet, winter
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Tagged barnacles, beach, Highway 4, nature, Pacific Rim, Ucluelet
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Bivalves and barnacles
Bivalves and barnacles and a bit of sea weed thrown in for good measure – low tide on the beach at the Pacific Rim National Park Reserve…
Posted in Beach, nature, Pacific Rim, Vancouver Island Images
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Tagged barnacles, beach, bivalves, Flowers, marine life, mussles, nature, Pacific Rim National Park Reserve, shellfish, Tofino
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Barnacles
Barnacles at Rathrevor Beach Provincial Park Barnacles are a type of arthropod belonging to infraclass Cirripedia in the subphylum Crustacea – so these little guys are related to crabs and lobsters. Rathrevor Beach Provincial Park
Posted in Beach, Georgia Strait, marine life, nature, Parksville, Vancouver Island, Vancouver Island Images
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Tagged barnacles, Provincial Park, Rathrevor, Vancouver Island
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