Hornby Nudibranchs and a Lumpsucker
Posted: Tue Jan 22, 2013 7:24 am
I've posted pictures of sea lions and scaled crabs elsewhere, but I thought I'd share some macro images from my recent Hornby Island trip as well. One of the reasons I love macros is the level of detail that can be studied after the fact.
Here's an Acanthodoris hudsoni snacking on some bryozoans
a rather nice looking Flabellina trilineata that appears to be 'pooping' (for lack of a better word right now)
A Hermissenda crassicornis that is missing one of its 'longhorns'
and finally, a nicely colored Spiny Lumpsucker expertly found by my dive buddy. This fellow blended perfectly well with the red seaweed it was sitting on.
Here's an Acanthodoris hudsoni snacking on some bryozoans
a rather nice looking Flabellina trilineata that appears to be 'pooping' (for lack of a better word right now)
A Hermissenda crassicornis that is missing one of its 'longhorns'
and finally, a nicely colored Spiny Lumpsucker expertly found by my dive buddy. This fellow blended perfectly well with the red seaweed it was sitting on.