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Part of a group of Barrow's Goldeneye observed in front of Merrill Rock.
Perhaps a second winter male Barrow's Goldeneye taking a little bit longer to get into full on black and white breeding plumage.
Several Barrow's Goldeneye were very near shore, looking under the water, then diving briefly.
Head-on view of male Barrow's Goldeneye
Several Barrow's Goldeneye were very near shore, looking under the water, then diving briefly.
Male Barrow's Goldeneye near the shore at Totem Park.
A female Mallard was briefly mixed in with the Barrow's Goldeneyes
Male Barrow's Goldeneye near the shore at Totem Park.
A lone male Common Goldeneye was riding t he waves.
Two male Barrow's Goldeneye in the Channel.
Two male Barrow's Goldeneye in the Channel.
Commonr and Barrow's Goldeneye at Totem Park.
Commonr and Barrow's Goldeneye at Totem Park.
Common Goldeneye taking flight at Totem Park.
Common Goldeneye taking flight at Totem Park.
Common Goldeneye taking flight at Totem Park.
Common Goldeneye taking flight at Totem Park.
Male Common Goldeneye in Starrigavan Creek estuary.
A pair of Bufflehead swimming along Ghájaa Héen
(Starrigavan Creek).
All three (living) species in the genus Bucephala near the shore of Totem Park.
Buffleheads on Indian River.
Buffleheads on Indian River.
Buffleheads on Indian River.
Buffleheads on Indian River.
Female Common Goldeneye in the Channel near UAS ramp.
Female Common Goldeneye in the Channel near UAS ramp.
Female Common Goldeneye in the Channel near UAS ramp.
Female Common Goldeneye in the Channel near UAS ramp.
Do you know if Cross Jellyfish sting or leave a rash? There’s not a lot of information about these guys online, at least not that I’ve found. Thank you!
Hello Jacquelyn –
I think all jelly fish have stinging cells, but I know some are more powerful than others. I do not know if cross jellyfish in particular are a problem for folks.
Sorry I can’t be of more help.
Thanks,
Matt