Camano Island, Manaco Beach, Camano Cove, seagulls, eagles, and underwater videos, near cama beach

Camano Island, Manaco Beach, Camano Cove underwater videos, (near cama beach)

Below are some videos from manaco beach, camano cove, (near cama beach) taken in november/december 2016 to 2019

To see all the 20+ manaco underwater videos, on one page click here. if your computer/browser can handle all 20+ vids. my 2011 ipad can't, so i've also divided the videos into single pages below.

To see vids1 manaco underwater videos, click here. a seagull circle, ivanka2 the white anemone, tall orange anemone, "cam" and "ma" eagles
To see vids2 manaco underwater videos, click here. (manaco raft area), crab, crabs, kelp, broken camera/pipe, bullhead
To see vids3 manaco underwater videos, click here.
To see vids4 manaco underwater videos, click here.
To see vids5 manaco underwater videos, click here.

near cama beach state park, camano island, manaco beach,
underwater, tire reef, videos january 2017 to jan 2018,
crabs, perch, kelp, seaweed, rockcod, sole, camano cove, 20 feet deep (high tide),
tires, saltwater, saratoga passage, clam shells, louis bloom,
camera cage, sealife mini 2 camera, rope buoys, manaco beach tire reef,

er>2/18/17, 3 raptors camano/manaco, mp4 movie, 12 secs

4/16/17, tire reef, healthy starfish, camano/manaco, mp4 movie, 40 secs

youtube underwater sandsharks, camano/manaco, 7/3/18, 9+ min

harbor seals raft, near cama beach state park, camano island, manaco beach, moultrie d-555 camera,

Spot Shrimp, near Cama Beach State Park, 100 feet deep, 12/08/17, Camano Island, Puget Sound

underwater sandsharks, north of cama beach state park, july 3, 2018

Manaco Beach and Camano Island, are in the center of the below picture.

below is a plat map and beach information about manaco beach. manaco is 1/2 mile north of cama beach state park.
people can put "no trespassing" signs on their beach, and people can be prosecuted for beach walking. it's a giant legal hassle, that the authorities want to avoid. usually they'll say, "don't do it again".
if the washington state courts, say no to beachwalkers, i think private beaches, should be taxed, as "very valuable" private property.
currently (2017), the assessors mainly tax the view, not the private beach tidelands.
this is a link to a long 2006 washington state pdf legal paper about beachwalking and the public trust doctrine.

below is a picture of my camera pot, (2 cameras), with manaco beach & bulkhead

To see all the 20+ manaco underwater videos, on one page click here. if your computer/browser can handle all 20+ vids. my 2011 ipad can't, so i've also divided the videos into single pages below.