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Deer Island, New Brunswick

Our favourite dive site in New Brunswick!

Watch this cool video... a duck dove down to 45ft off Deer Island and I captured 24sec on video..

( http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CGDRncL62AM
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Juvenile Sculpin Baby Star Fish Northern Red Anemone IMG_3415.JPG Maned Nudibranch Maned Nudibranch Sea Raven Bushy-Backed Nudibranch
Northern Red Anemone and Mussels Doto Nudibranch Lacy Tube Worm Blood Star Fish and Skeleton Shrimp Northern Cerianthid Maned Nudibranch Rock Fish Anemone and Lobster
Northern Red Anemone Sea Raven Eggs Northern Red Anemones Sea Raven Lobster Northern Red Anemone Montague Shrimp Northern Red Anemone
Lobster Northern Red Anemone Bushy-Backed Nudibranch Hermit Crab Northern Red Anemone Northern Red Anemone Northern Red Anemone Northern Red Anemone with flea like bugs
Maned Nudibranch Sea Tunicates Atlantic Wolf Fish Northern Red Anemone Northern Red Anemone Juvenile Ocean Pout.. just hanging out.. Juvenile Atlantic Wolf Fish.. he thinks his new teeth are soooo sexy! Juvenile Atlantic Wolf Fish.. the ultimate Don't touch me!! look..
Pretty Hydroid.. or, nudibranch munchies Winged Sea Star.. with a Rock Gunnel for company A Closer Look at this variation of Bushy-Backed Nudibranch A variation of the Bushy-Backed Nudibranch, sharing some hydroid space with a Rock Gunnel Doto Nudibranch (Sea Slug).. laying a ribbon of eggs on the hydroid Red-Gilled Nudibranch (Sea Slug).. going for it's favourite Hydroid munchie.. Red-Gilled Nudibranch (Sea Slug).. the cerata along it's back change colour depending on what it eats.. Rock Gunnel.. look for them under rocks in the intertidal zone..
A Sea Raven giving me the eye.. they have big teeth, and eat EVERYTHING! :) Doto Nudibranch (Sea Slug) Deer Island Scenery!
Deer Island Scenery!
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bill burke 10-Sep-2011 02:13
What an incredible gallery. So many interesting photos and the underworld inhabitants are captured beautifully in their environment. Well done!! Thanks VVVVVV
joseantonio 30-Jul-2011 10:34
Very nice work here. Thank you for sharing
Bracciodiferro 07-Sep-2009 13:04
WOW! Great colorful Gallery! VVV
Paolo
Brenda Cline 30-Aug-2009 20:23
Love the pictures Connie. I grew up on Deer Island, and have never knew the beautiful creatures living right here in our waters. Thanks so much for sharing.
Brenda Cline,
Sunset Beach Cottage & Suites
Fairhaven,Deer Island,N.B.
Gus 17-Aug-2009 05:40
Where are the deers? :)

Very nice! It looks so cold though!
Lynn Eric Hebb 22-Nov-2007 23:05
I think Deer Island is the "Cadillac " of shore diving in Maritime Canada. After 30 years of diving I like to come back to Deer Islan d every couple of years to see what a diversity of life exists.

The sea ananomeos are my favourites. Ignor my poor spelling right now I have just spent 1 1/2 hours filling tanks at an outside filling station. I am numb.

The wolf eels are quite friendly. Hugh showed me these in July of 2006 and they seem to have become more photogenic since.

You NB divers are lucky to have such a great dive site in your back yard. I do a lot of Nova Scotian diving but I am envious of those of you who have weekly access to Deer Island
Pixsrbious Productions 14-Aug-2007 14:01
Your a hardy bunch, Wonderful Gallery. Thanks for sharing V
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