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This ragworm has his mouth open. You can see the tips of its jaws.

Found in some spruce logs.

At first I thought it was an ant but upon closer inspection I realized that it wasn't. I've never seen one of these before.

Light iridescent green color on the shell.

Found under the bark of a dead tree. There were about a dozen in the area and I'm guessing even more under the bark I didn't check.

On margined snail-eating beetle.

Their were about three or four altogether.

This squid was washed up to the high tide line in Port Althorp (off Cross Sound) and was being scavenged by several ravens, crows and a bald eagle

Maybe two inches in length, larger than most rockweed isopods I've found.

Attempting to sneak up on salmon juveniles

The parasitoid on the abdomen

Very bizarre fish.
Location is of where the fish was found, not where I took the picture.

Parasitoid pupa that was in a butterfly (Mourning Cloak?) catterpillar.

Saw large shark swimming slowly at surface. Approximately 3 to 5 m. Swam in circles but in a direction (corkscrew pattern). Observed for ~15 min. Water depth at place of observation was ~100 ft.

In the alder trees around my yard I find leaves that are curled over (see last picture).
When I peel them open I find tiny aphid like insects crawling around inside.

Alien tentacled leach monster in freshwater pond, clearly anchored to rock, very capable in it's stretching abilities. 2-3 inches when fully stretched back down to marble size discreet rock blob

Poisonous mushroom!

On birch hybrid (shrub form)

Semi-vertical plankton tow