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Snakelocks anemone
Snakelocks anemone

Snakelocks anemone

Species Recording at Under The Pier!

Species Recording at Under The Pier!

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a colonial seasquirt Botrylloides

a colonial seasquirt Botrylloides

Daisy anemone in the receding tide

Daisy anemone in the receding tide

A green sea urchin Psammechinus miliaris

A green sea urchin Psammechinus miliaris

Velvet swimming crabs and clams co-exist inside a broken pier strut

Velvet swimming crabs and clams co-exist inside a broken pier strut

a line of netted dog whelk eggs

a line of netted dog whelk eggs

Amazing find at Under the Pier - Dahlia anemone halfway through eating a crab

Amazing find at Under the Pier - Dahlia anemone halfway through eating a crab

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a sponge garden featuring the molten-looking Suberites. These broken pier structs have become superb habitats

a sponge garden featuring the molten-looking Suberites. These broken pier structs have become superb habitats

Leathery Sea Squirt

Leathery Sea Squirt

scallop, mussel, barnacles and even a baby limpet

scallop, mussel, barnacles and even a baby limpet

Snakelocks Anemone

Snakelocks Anemone

Crab carapace

Crab carapace

A gelatinous bryozoan called Alcyonidium diaphanum(640x1024) (1).jpg
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Masked Crab

Masked Crab

Beadlet anemone under Ryde Pier picture by Ian Whitmore

Beadlet anemone under Ryde Pier picture by Ian Whitmore

Discovering a pipe-fish

Discovering a pipe-fish

Sagartia ornata Anemone picture by Alice Hall

Sagartia ornata Anemone picture by Alice Hall

Compass Jellyfish

Compass Jellyfish

Barnacles love Ryde Pier

Barnacles love Ryde Pier

There are all sorts of oranges under Ryde Pier

There are all sorts of oranges under Ryde Pier

Anemones and periwinkles

Anemones and periwinkles

A small spider crab species, Macropodia

A small spider crab species, Macropodia

Snakelocks anemone

Snakelocks anemone

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When your rockpooling discoveries match your tattoos!

When your rockpooling discoveries match your tattoos!

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Periwinkles draw lines in the sand

Periwinkles draw lines in the sand

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Periwinkles sand-writing

Periwinkles sand-writing

a lawn of Mastocarpus seaweed neatly growing in the sponge gardens

a lawn of Mastocarpus seaweed neatly growing in the sponge gardens

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Marine litter is a huge issue...

Marine litter is a huge issue...

An eagle-eyed lad, Alfie, spotted this crab knotted in discarded fishing line... luckily we were able to cut it free and watch it breathe with audible relief!

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Scorpion Spider crab

Scorpion Spider crab

Taking a quick look at a 15-spine stickleback before it goes back in the sea

Taking a quick look at a 15-spine stickleback before it goes back in the sea

Sea Scorpions... gently does it!

Sea Scorpions... gently does it!

Eye to eye with a Scorpion crab

Eye to eye with a Scorpion crab

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Sea Scorpion Under Ryde Pier

Sea Scorpion Under Ryde Pier

Juvenile cuttlefish pic by Ian Whitmore

Juvenile cuttlefish pic by Ian Whitmore

Dahlia anemone - pic by Ian Whitmore

Dahlia anemone - pic by Ian Whitmore

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Snakelocks anemone
Species Recording at Under The Pier!
Under The Pier 2016 Image Julian Winslow (99).jpg
a colonial seasquirt Botrylloides
Daisy anemone in the receding tide
A green sea urchin Psammechinus miliaris
Velvet swimming crabs and clams co-exist inside a broken pier strut
a line of netted dog whelk eggs
Amazing find at Under the Pier - Dahlia anemone halfway through eating a crab
Felix's sponge.JPG
a sponge garden featuring the molten-looking Suberites. These broken pier structs have become superb habitats
Leathery Sea Squirt
scallop, mussel, barnacles and even a baby limpet
Snakelocks Anemone
Crab carapace
A gelatinous bryozoan called Alcyonidium diaphanum(640x1024) (1).jpg
IMG_3351 (742x1024).jpg
Masked Crab
Beadlet anemone under Ryde Pier picture by Ian Whitmore
Discovering a pipe-fish
Sagartia ornata Anemone picture by Alice Hall
Compass Jellyfish
Barnacles love Ryde Pier
There are all sorts of oranges under Ryde Pier
Anemones and periwinkles
A small spider crab species, Macropodia
Snakelocks anemone
20170903_151839.jpg
When your rockpooling discoveries match your tattoos!
20170903_160206.jpg
Periwinkles draw lines in the sand
20170903_161527 beadlet anemone in shell crop.jpg
20170903_161603 crop.jpg
20170903_161934.jpg
Periwinkles sand-writing
a lawn of Mastocarpus seaweed neatly growing in the sponge gardens
IMG_6443.JPG
IMG_6444.JPG
IMG_8936.JPG
Marine litter is a huge issue...
Under the Pier 2018, Ryde, Isle of Wight (5) (775x1280).jpg
Scorpion Spider crab
Taking a quick look at a 15-spine stickleback before it goes back in the sea
Sea Scorpions... gently does it!
Eye to eye with a Scorpion crab
Under the Pier in a Biosphere 2019. This year's marine wildlife count is nearly 80 species.jpg
Sea Scorpion Under Ryde Pier
Juvenile cuttlefish pic by Ian Whitmore
Dahlia anemone - pic by Ian Whitmore
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