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*most animals of a species found today.
The photo of David searching a bommie (bottom photo) was quite exciting! We found many critters!!
Chromodoris lochi
Chromodoris splendida
Elysia ornata
Elysia sp. 5
Elysia sp. 6 (4th photo mating pair)
Elysia sp. 7 (8th photo mating pair)
Glossodoris rubroannulata (7th photo)
Phyllidiella pustulosa
Thuridilla carlsoni
Thuridilla cf. gracilis (5th photo)
*Thuridilla gracilis
Thuridilla livida
Thuridilla neona (top photo)
Thuridilla sp. 3 (3rd and 9th photo) Our 426th species!
Thuridilla splendens
Trinchesia ornata
YES I know big Reticulate Ray and delicious Flathead where seen too!