Minus 4 ft tide exposes exotic sea creatures at Richmond Beach Saltwater Park
Wednesday, June 17, 2026
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| Naturalists and school children take advantage of the minus 4 ft tide |
Story and Photos by David Walton
Lowest of the year. The Seattle Aquarium had 7 naturalists on site explaining the creatures to folks on the beach.
The beach was full of young and old, including 2 school buses of 1st graders! Here are some shots from today.
Moon snail. This was a hit, for not only the naturalists but also the school students, who, by the way, were scientists, even though they were in 1st grade!
Aggregating anemone
Moon snail. This was a hit, for not only the naturalists but also the school students, who, by the way, were scientists, even though they were in 1st grade!
Sea Star
Sea stars, crab, Puget Sound & Olympic Mountains in background
Northern clingfish
Red sea cucumber
Low Tide Wednesday June 17 will be -0.66 ft (-0.2 m) at 12:23pm
Richmond Beach Saltwater Park 2021 NW 190th St, Shoreline, WA 98177







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