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Acorn Barnacles
Acorn Barnacles (Semibalanus balanoides). They live on rocks or other hard surfaces and, when covered by the tide, feed by sieving seawater for zooplankton.
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Anenome
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Anenome
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Beadlet Anemone
Red Beadlet Anemone. Beadlet anemones (Actinia equina) primarily occur in three colours - plain red, green or brown (though the variant species Strawberry Beadlet Anemone can be identified by its green spots on a red body).
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Beadlet Anemone
Green striped anemone (probably a Beadlet Anemone (Actinia equina)).
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Breadcrumb Sponge
Like all sponges, the Breadcrumb Sponge (Halichondria panicea) is a multicellular colony of animals. The Breadcrumb Sponge is easily identifiable by its volcano-like mounds. It can be green, pale yellow or orange in colour. (Here, the orange colour may indicate the presence of Orange Encrusting S...
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Breadcrumb Sponge
Like all sponges, the Breadcrumb Sponge (Halichondria panicea) is a multicellular colony of animals. The Breadcrumb Sponge is easily identifiable by its volcano-like mounds. It can be green, pale yellow or orange in colour.
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Buoy Barnacle
The Buoy Barnacle (Dosima fascicularis) lives in the warmer waters of the Atlantic and Pacific oceans, either producing their own 'float' from a spongy secretion from modified cement glands, or attaching themselves to larger objects. Often other barnacles also attach themselves to the same object, ...
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Buoy Barnacle
The Buoy Barnacle (Dosima fascicularis) lives in the warmer waters of the Atlantic and Pacific oceans, either producing their own 'float' from a spongy secretion from modified cement glands, or attaching themselves to larger objects. Often other barnacles also attach themselves to the same object, ...
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Buoy Barnacle
The Buoy Barnacle (Dosima fascicularis) lives in the warmer waters of the Atlantic and Pacific oceans, either producing their own 'float' from a spongy secretion from modified cement glands, or attaching themselves to larger objects. Often other barnacles also attach themselves to the same object, ...
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Common Prawn
Common Prawn (Palaemon serratus). Common prawns are semi-transparent and have exoskeletons which they must shed in order to grow (a process called 'ecdysis'), the new exoskeleton taking a couple of days to harden. (The Common Shrimp (Crangon crangon), with which they can be easily confused, is mor...
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Dog Whelk
Dog Whelks (Nucella lapillus). These predators feed on barnacles, mussels and limpets. Shell colour may be white, brown shading to black, mauve grading to pink, yellow shading to orange and rarely true orange, pink or black; banded colours may also occur.
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Dog Whelk
Dog Whelk (Nucella lapillus). These predators feed on barnacles, mussels and limpets. Shell colour may be white, brown shading to black, mauve grading to pink, yellow shading to orange and rarely true orange, pink or black; banded colours may also occur.
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Dog Whelk
Egg cases (or capsules) of Dog Whelk (Nucella lapillus). The egg cases can range in colour from white through yellow to brown and dark brown, and also pink.
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