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They are beautiful on their own right but they sure make a fantastic negative space:
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Yep, especially Ophiothrix spiculata because it comes in so many wonderful color combinations. Wish I saw more of them down here!
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Bill I see them every late summer (August to October) at Anacapa, Santa Cruz, Santa Rosa and San Miguel, but I don't think I have ever seen them at the southern islands. Do they not happen there?
You're kidding... right?drbill:
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One more:
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Thanks Chantal. They are great subjects. There is an area at Anacapa Island with a field of old turban snail shells, hundreds of them. Many, like the one I posted, contain sarcastic fringeheads. ++Ken++
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Jcsgt:
I'll be your guide. Bring your drysuit
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I can't stop:
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