Another El Nino visitor

[jorluivil]

[driftwood]

Well, El nino might hang around for a long time.

http://news.usc.edu/88630/southern-p...lobal-climate/

[Harry Hill]

I hope it hangs around long enough for me to make a couple of trips to La Jolla when the water warms back up.

[Goose1993]

Don't sea turtles live here in the SD bay too?

[Harry Hill]

Originally Posted by Goose1993

Don't sea turtles live here in the SD bay too?

they could, the article I was reading said these turtles are mostly seen in Mexican waters but SD is close enough to have some visit. I don't think they are seen in Northern California waters too often, especially in fresh water rivers.

[Goose1993]

Originally Posted by Harry Hill

they could, the article I was reading said these turtles are mostly seen in Mexican waters but SD is close enough to have some visit. I don't think they are seen in Northern California waters too often, especially in fresh water rivers.

Yaa I know my hunting buddy was telling me they did research on SD bay sea turtles during his masters program. I didn't even know they live in the back part of the bay but apparently they do.

And yaa that's what I was thinking. It's chilly up there, and in fresh water... That's weird.

[warburto]

Originally Posted by Goose1993

Yaa I know my hunting buddy was telling me they did research on SD bay sea turtles during his masters program. I didn't even know they live in the back part of the bay but apparently they do.

And yaa that's what I was thinking. It's chilly up there, and in fresh water... That's weird.

There's a bunch of crazy tropical species that live in the back bay near the power plant waste heat outlets. I'd heard reports of clown fish and other tropicals. Definitely also turtles there.