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Headed out to the shores with a breath-taking sunset at the shores. The surface condition was so smooth and relaxing. Beautiful conditions at the canyon with good visibility and barely any surge. It looks like there is an explosion of cuthona near the main wall. I saw quite a few of them busy laying eggs.…
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Headed to shores for a night dive as the first of May. The tuna crab finally retreated and visibility was slowly opening up. In the shallow on my way out to the canyon, I saw an armina (Armina californica). I had not seen them for a while so took time for a close-up. I dropped…
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The water remained murky, but much calmer. The highlight of the dive was this big Aeolidia papillosa. I could not believe my eyes when I saw it because of its huge size and much darker color. So it turns out those I saw before were smaller, whiter, and probably younger. It was such an exciting…
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Headed out to the shores before the storm. It turns out that the condition was very good. Overall it as a very nice dive. The highlight was a baby lion’s nudibranch on a floating kelp frond. It’s in your best enthusiasm cheapest sildenafil to verify there is not a delay in refilling your prescription. You…
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Finally the storm passed and the ocean calmed down. I headed to the shores with Jackie for a night dive. We dropped the main wall and in the grassy area, I spotted this critter at the shores near the south wall. The area has had lots of grass/algae/broken kelp sediments and it reminds me the…
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Headed out to the shores and came across this nudi tonight – another OMG moment when suddenly something new appeared on the slope of the canyon. Under the dive light it had a blue hue. On my way back, I thought it was some variations of a Stearn’s Aeolid, but the rhinophores are different. Turned…
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