Point Bolin
Bivalves
Callithaca tenerrima [2]
Clinocardium nuttallii [2]
Hiatella arctica [4]
Leukoma staminea [1]
Macoma balthica [4]
Macoma nasuta [2]
Macoma secta [2]
Magallana gigas [4]
Modiolus rectus [4]
Mya arenaria [2]
Mytilus complex [2]
Nuttallia obscurata [2]
Pododesmus macrochisma [3]
Saxidomus gigantea [1]
Tresus capax [1]
Tresus nuttallii [3]
Venerupis philippinarum [2]
Gastropods
Alia carinata [1]
Alvania compacta [4]
Batillaria attramentaria [4]
Crepidula onyx [3]
Crepipatella lingulata [2]
Lacuna vincta [3]
Littorina scutulata [1]
Littorina sitkana [2]
Lottia digitalis [3]
Lottia paradigitalis [2]
Lottia pelta [3]
Lottia persona [2]
Lottia aff. rosacea [4]
Lottia scutum [2]
Margarites pupillus [3]
Nassarius mendicus [3]
Neverita lewisii [3]
Nucella lamellosa [3]
Odostomia sp. [4]
Chitons
Dendrochiton flectens [4]
Mopalia lignosa [2]
Mopalia muscosa [4]
Tonicella lineata [3]
Poulsbo to Point Bolin
Kitsap Co., WA
Site Description:
This
site encompasses the area from Poulsbo, WA in Liberty Bay to Point
Bolin, which is southeast of Poulsbo at the southern tip of the Port
Madison Indian Reservation. The beaches at Poulsbo are sandy-mud
with some cobble. The beach at Point Bolin is cobble and sand.
A few boulders are interspersed on the beach. Google Map
Point Bolin
Poulsbo Species List:
Following is a list of mollusk species observed at this
location by members and associates of the club. This is by no
means a complete list of the species which may occur at this site.
Revisions and additions to the data are made as we acquire new
information. When a site contains more than one very distinctive
type of habitat or if multiple sites were included in a single
location, then a
species list for each is included. We indicate
frequency of occurrence based on our observations. This is an
indicator of how likely it is that you may be able to find this
species yourself and is not a formal population survey.
Frequency Code:
(Based on the assumption that you are looking in the appropriate
location where the species
likes to live - on rocks, in sand, etc. Some populations fluctuate seasonally. Ours are based
on the spring/summer seasons.) [4] - Rare - very difficult to find, maybe only a couple found after repeated visits to the site [3] - Uncommon - difficult to find, may not see on every trip but dedicated searching may turn up a few [2] - Common - easy to find, should locate a number of them on any given day [1] - Abundant - very easy to find, large numbers should be seen on every trip
Data is all intertidal unless noted.
Poulsbo
Bivalves
Clinocardium nuttallii [2]
Leukoma staminea [1]
Magallana gigas [2]
Modiolus rectus [3]
Mya arenaria [2]
Neaeromya rugifera [4]
Petricola carditoides [4]
Saxidomus gigantea [1]
Venerupis philippinarum [2]
Gastropods
Crepidula fornicata [3]
Crepidula onyx [2]
Crepipatella lingulata [3]
Lirabuccinum dirum [2]
Nassarius mendicus [3]
Neverita lewisii [2]
Nucella lamellosa [3]
Ocinebrellus inornatus [2]
Chitons
Mopalia cirrata [4]
Mopalia imporcata [4]