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A couple of Lord Howe marine creatures
Since Lord Howe Island is surrounded by tropical waters, there are the usual goodies – tropical fish in and around beautiful coral reefs. I saw several lion fish (swimming serenely perhaps because of their poisonous spines – don’t touch!), turtles, … Continue reading
A gloomy day, full of life
Perhaps the heavily overcast conditions on Saturday fooled the critters at Flat Rock into thinking that it was dusk and wake-up time, but I have rarely seen so much life in the rock pools in one session. For starters, we … Continue reading
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Tagged feather duster worms, Flat Rock, flatworms, molluscs, nudibranchs, octopuses, rock platforms, sea cucumbers, sea urchins
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