Porteau Cove
This is a series of 500 images, taken from 3:27pm to 4:01. The interval is 4 seconds and the exposure on the bottom is 1/60th of a second. I think I basically landed on the starfish which is why it starts moving immediately.
Northern Kelp Crab In Hand
This little guy moved around pretty fast, but liked the top of Mike's backpack. We found others when paddling - they were generally hanging on kelp. Pugettia producta.
Yellow Shore Crab And Jelly In Her Bucket
The sea gooseberry is almost invisible against the white bucket - it's above the crab but you can only see it in the large images. It's impressive to me who taxonomically different it is from other jellyfish - this is a sticky jellyfish instead of stinging cells jellyfish.
Red Rock Crab
I accidentally pushed the seagull off it's prey. The crab was very much alive but not very bright - when I walked away, the crab sat in the sand feeding on sand. I threw him into the ocean but the seagull was able to fish him out again and eat him for lunch.
Glaucous Winged Gull Flipping Red Rock Crab
The gull dispatched the crab pretty promptly. He flipped the crab onto it's back and then ripped off the legs. One he had leg holes, he ripped open the shell and ate the body of the crab.
