Ningaloo - March nudis...

[alcina]

As always we were treated to tons of nudis and slugs...and I just have to stop for them, no matter how common they are.

Hypselodoris bullockii - white colour variation, very common, but cute poser!

Chromodoris fidelis - sometimes; always tiny. This one was pretty banged up so he was interesting enough to watch...then he poked out his mouth bits and went for a wander.

Roboastra luteolineata - seen now and then; predator - eats other nudis!

Not through them all yet, so might add some later

 

[parabolic]

Awesome Kristin!!! Beautiful shots. What a combination, those subjects and your skills. BRAVO!!! ++Ken++

 

[Birdman77]

Man those are amazing. I'm very jealous that those are common there.

 

[Jamdiver]

Always wonderful Kristin, I can't get enough of thos nudis.

Really digging the poses of the various nudis, I see such personality there

 

[Ed_Dman]

Oo la la! Fantastic shots, Kris! I like them!

Ed.

 

[Larry C]

Those are just stunning!

 

[Vie]

Wow! Very, very nice.

 

[AndyT]

I'm getting bored with our local stuff - I want some of yours !!! Great pics as always.

 

[Fastmarc]

Beautiful.
Is it that we do not have pretty nudis like in the the caribbean or am I just not coming across them?

 

[alcina]

Thank you, thank you I can never get enough of these guys:

Chromodoris elisabethina - these guys are everywhere and I must admit I haven't taken many shots of them lately. There was just something about this one and the chance for a nice black background was just too tempting!

Nembrotha kubaryana green with red detail colour variation; eating a tunicate while hanging upside down under a ledge...

And where babies come from - now that you've seen Ed's "how babies are made"
Nudibranch egg rose