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Fireworks On Clear Night
This timelapse started at 8:41pm (F8.0, 1/320, ISO 100) and photos were taken every 6 seconds until 10:35pm (f8, 4 seconds, ISO 100) for 1137 frames.
The lens was set to 34mm.
John Harvey Photo > Blogs for 2025 to 2005 > July 2023 > Fireworks On Clear Night
Fireworks On Cloudy Night
This timelapse is from 948 images, starting at 8:49pm (f8, 1/200, ISO 100) and taking photos every 6 seconds until 10:28pm (f8, 5 seconds, ISO 100). I generally switch the mode from Aperture priority to manual mode near the start of the fireworks. The focal length on the lens was set to 40mm.
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First Night
First Night
Plumos And Urchins
Plumos And Urchins
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Oyster Catcher
It's funny how the birds are more patient with boats than people on foot.
Species: Haematopus bachmani (Black Oystercatcher)

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Colourful Tube Worms
This photo was taken off the side of the water dock. The white Anenome in the middle are Plumos Aneome (not the Giant one). The tube worms (red and white colors) have a hard calcium tube they can retreat into.
Species: Metridium senile (Plumose Anemone), Serpula columbiana (Red Tubeworm, Calcareous Tube Worm)

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Dock Side Anemone And Mussels
Dock Side Anemone And Mussels
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Orange Abalone
These were harvested until they were threatened in BC. They have come back well in this Haida Gwaii, but you still can't harvest them here. Even taking a washed up shell home is could get questions from DFO.
Species: Haliotis kamtschatkana (pinto abalone, Northern abalone, Japanese abalone)

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Rainbow Star
Rainbow Star
Species: Orthasterias koehleri (Rainbow Star)

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Two Sea Cucumbers Mouths Meeting
Two Sea Cucumbers Mouths Meeting
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Barnacles
Barnacles
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Ochre Sea Star Showing Size
Ochre Sea Stars weren't that common. They are quite a bit larger than the bat stars.
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Orange Sea Cucumbers
There is a lot going on here. You can see some sea cucumber bodies. You can see the brown and orange versions of these animals. There are two rock scallops in this photo and two urchins.
Species: Cucumaria miniata (Red Sea Cucumber)

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Rock Scallop With Orange Lips
Rock Scallop With Orange Lips
Species: Crassadoma gigantea (Giant Rock Scallop)

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Sea Urchin Barrens
The Sea Urchins used to be kept in check by sea otters. Now there are so many they have eaten almost all of their primary food (kelp) on the lower parts of the bottom. The Sea Urchins now come out of the water to eat the highest growing kelps.
Species: Strongylocentrotus franciscanus (Red Sea Urchin)

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Tangled Jellyfish
I don't know how the jellyfish separate themselves.
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Blood Star With Purple Sea Urchins
I'm surprised to see the purple sea urchins out like this - I'm used to them tightly packed into cracks in the rocks.
Species: Henricia leviuscula (Blood Star), Strongylocentrotus purpuratus (Purple Sea Urchin)

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Sea Urchin Barrons
Haida Gwaii has a sea urchin problem - their primary predator (Sea Otter) was hunted to extinction. There has been a few sightings of sea otters at the Southernmost tip of Haida Gwaii, but it's often lone males that colonize a place first so it it may be a while before a real population takes hold.
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Rissos Dolphins
Rissos Dolphins
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Sifting Frames
Sifting Frames

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