Favoritos de nudibitch
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Rubio (Chelidonichthys lastoviza)Observ.
libbykeatleyDescripción
First time seeing a streaked gurnard and rarely recorded in Northern Ireland - would appreciate confirmation!
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Dórido de Monterey (Doris montereyensis)Observ.
joepaquinDescripción
Didn't notice the blue tubercles until photo review. It looked like a pale Monterey Dorid in the water, with little to no yellow.
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Rocotes (Género Sebastes)Observ.
noiselessowlDescripción
KGB type YOY…in my experience it is likely a copper, also some gopher/black and yellow YOYs in the school. Too small for me to make a for sure call.
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Anguila Lobo (Anarrhichthys ocellatus)Observ.
underwaterpatDescripción
Harbor seal is apparently named "Rascalette" and gave birth to a pup 4/24/24
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Sargacero de Monterey (Gibbonsia montereyensis)Observ.
bahuelgaDescripción
@ 35fsw
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Sálpido Vagina (Thetys vagina)Observ.
u_phantasticusDescripción
Put back in the water safely!
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Caracol Luna de Lewis (Neverita lewisii)Observ.
charlotteseidLugar
Vallecitos Point, La Jolla Submarine Canyon, La Jolla, San Diego County, CA, USA (Google, OSM)
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oceanicadventuresDescripción
SUPER rare! This Calliostoma tricolor only has one band on the front part of the last section of its last whorl while they normally have multiple. I’ve seen hundreds of their shells and this is my first time seeing this. I would imagine it was caused by a crab attack damaging the mantle, causing the shell to grow strangely. In the last two pictures you can see it compared to what a normal shell would look like. Maybe a one in ten thousand chance find?
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Tegula montereyiObserv.
stevelonhartDescripción
Although it is not visible in this shot, there is an open umbilicus and a spiral "tooth" present.
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imlichentodayDescripción
Low tide -.82 rocky intertidal. Pretty big, about 3cm long
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Lengua Californiana (Symphurus atricauda)Observ.
zachfratDescripción
Juvenile spat up by an Ocean Whitefish
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Hermaea oliviaeObserv.
thetidepoolerDescripción
most likely the same individual as one found yesterday by @nudibitch
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/206262007
refound by @tidepooltales today
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Nudibranquio de Macfarland (Felimida macfarlandi)Observ.
thetidepoolerDescripción
tiny!! eating sponge?
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Caracoles, Babosas Y Parientes (Clase Gastropoda)Observ.
jeffgoddardDescripción
Egg capsule, 5 mm diameter, of an unkown snail.
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Cangrejo Esponja (Moreiradromia sarraburei)Observ.
seaslugsDescripción
Strange little orange hermit crab wearing a piece of sponge as a shell.
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ifreedmanDescripción
Approx 2 mm across, growing on Diopatra tube cap. Leptopecten or Argopecten?
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Agujón Californiano (Strongylura exilis)Observ.
wblack6289Descripción
Being carried by Osprey
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Abulón Chino (Megathura crenulata)Observ.
jeffgoddardDescripción
Juvenile with shell approximately 2 cm long.
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Gobio Ciego (Typhlogobius californiensis)Observ.
jeffgoddardDescripción
When I first spotted this, it's tail was protruding from sand underneath a boulder I had just turned over in a low intertidal pool.
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Ángel de Cortés (Pomacanthus zonipectus)Observ.
watersprite88Descripción
I've heard recently that these have been seen around here. So happy to have spotted this one today!
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Palio dubiaObserv.
jeffgoddardDescripción
I found five individuals, 3 - 7 mm long, on the underside of one boulder in a low intertidal pool; two are pictured here.
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Cabrilla Plomuda (Mycteroperca xenarcha)Observ.
asugiDescripción
Group of 4-5.
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Physella acutaObserv.
naturephotosuzeDescripción
Hansen Dam
In an ephemeral pond
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Caballito del Pacífico (Hippocampus ingens)Observ.
nealmatDescripción
Locally it's called the Pacific Seahorse. It was nose down in a patchy bed of eel grass in Glorietta Bay, within San Diego Bay, at about 3:45 in the afternoon. There was a lot detritus on its back, as if for camouflage. It was about seven inches long and looked old.
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Doris odhneriObserv.
j-staufferDescripción
Carmel Pinnacles State Marine Reserve
-white individual
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Género CumanotusObserv.
anudibranchmomLugar
PrivadoDescripción
Mating - undescribed species
Santa Cruz County, California
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charlotteseidLugar
Gorgonian Garden, La Jolla Submarine Canyon, La Jolla, San Diego County, CA, USA (Google, OSM)
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Pescara o Mero Gigante (Stereolepis gigas)Observ.
lem504Descripción
22ft depth
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Género ArminaObserv.
rociobunkerDescripción
Found diving in San Diego looks like arminia californica but has different colors
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Rana Bursa (Crossata californica)Observ.
alanarama3Descripción
Washed up after the atmospheric river/storms So Cal had.
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Abulones (Género Haliotis)Observ.
amylynn829Descripción
approx 7mm length, very small. In small pool just north of Bird Rock near the west end
