The sun came out. The tide went out, and so did I. Now I have a hundred photos to process.
Here's a leather star and some companions.
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| Demasterias imbricata, underwater |
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| Wider view. Also present: green sea urchin, pink crustose coralline, whelks, limpets. pink branching hydrocoral, green sea lettuce. |
More to come; much more.
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Salió el sol. También la marea, y yo, siguiendo el agua mientras se alejaba. Ahora tengo cien fotos para procesar.
Por ahora, aquí está una estrella de mar, Demasterias imbricata, a la que llamamos estrella de cuero. Con sus compañeros, un erizo de mar verde, Strongylocentrotus droebachiensis, alga coralina color de rosa, dos bocinas, unas lapas, un fragmento de hydrocoral falso ramificado, y "lechuga marina", Ulva sp.
Habrñ más, mucho más.
Yeah!
ReplyDeleteWow - as almost always on here.
ReplyDeleteYou may have seen on my blog that I'm moving to live permanently by the sea - perhaps I should photograph the rock pools too.
Your beach is sand. Watch the tide tables and follow the water out to the edge at its lowest; it's amazing what shows up out there.
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