Favoritos de jeffgoddard
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plowysnoverDescripción
Maybe young Stiliger fuscovittatus? At least 6 in a single pool.
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veltkampDescripción
Found four or five of these hanging out in a single pool
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Janolus anulatusObserv.
aeolidaioliDescripción
One individual, it was using the surface tension
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Okenia de Los Ángeles (Bermudella angelensis)Observ.
befuddledowlDescripción
Bit of a unicorn this guy. Only a single rhinophore and it's in the middle of it's head. Also no evidence of another rhinophore stump. Very unique specimen
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alanarama3Descripción
Eureka. Could this be the adult associated with laying all these egg coils?https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/218714497
I observed it for no more than a few minutes. It was about two feet away from three new egg coils. It left no trail as it wandered and circled a small area. It then decided to burrow: simply dipping into the soft sediment and within seconds it vanished without a trace, trail, or detectable hole.
~1-2 inches long, pronounced skirt, traveled quite quickly, lengthy oral tentacles.
My first one.
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Caracol Burbuja de Cristal (Haminoea vesicula)Observ.
alanarama3Descripción
Adults and eggs.
A bloom like I've never seen. They were everywhere.
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Scina borealisObserv.
paul_norwoodDescripción
@kljinsitka check this out!
@clauden what do you think? Unfortunately I only got one view.
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alanarama3Descripción
A fairy palm hydroid (Corymorpha palma) with blister glassy bubble (Haminoea vesicula) eggs and Cooper's aeolid eggs laid upon that.
Adult Cooper's present.
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alanarama3Descripción
Adults everywhere.
Attached to a fairy palm hydroid (Corymorpha palma).
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Anémona Verde Gigante (Anthopleura xanthogrammica)Observ.
anna-gardnerDescripción
Exciting observation! Might I be seeing nematocysts?
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Poróstoma Aleonado (Doriopsilla fulva)Observ.
bridgetspencerDescripción
I think?
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Taringa (Taringa aivica)Observ.
ericklugDescripción
Found by @Mari_co. A couple feet away from Monterey Dorid.
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Taringa (Taringa aivica)Observ.
nudibitchDescripción
amazing find by @thetidepooler
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Caracol Bocina de California (Kelletia kelletii)Observ.
isabelbowenDescripción
Kellet's Whelks and eggs Photographed off of Breakwater/San Carlos Beach near Metridian Field.
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Cangrejo Costero Amarillo (Hemigrapsus oregonensis)Observ.
wendy5Descripción
Hemigrapsus oregonensis (Hairy Shore Crab) eat Cymatogaster aggregata (Shiner Perch)
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Lapa de Escudo (Lottia pelta)Observ.
wendy5Descripción
For the first time my team trapping for the invasive European Green Crab found a Lottia pelta (Shield Limpet) on a Hemigrapsus oregonensis (Hairy Shore Crab). Needs to molt! And how can that limpet survive in such a small area as a carapace?
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Venado Bura de Columbia (Odocoileus hemionus ssp. columbianus)Observ.
wendy5Descripción
Four Columbian black-tailed deer wandered through the intertidal, something our local deer seem to be doing much more recently, ignoring the people on the beach.
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river2redwoodsDescripción
Does this nudibranch have an egg mass next to it?
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colorado_crustaceansDescripción
To the right of the Tritonid. ID and post suggested by @jeffgoddard
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thetidepoolerDescripción
probably a long shot but this reminded me of the one I saw earlier this year. It could very well be just a dark homely aeolid but it does have dark bands along the foot. The cerrata aren’t quite as irregular though.
here is the observation I’m referencing:
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/193562037
@jeffgoddard any chance this could be right?
