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| Wildlife & Ecology Issues: Discuss Yes we have nudibranchs in the winter in the General Diving Forums forums: I took a picture of a starfish on some dead mans fingers this Tuesday at St Abbs. When I got ... |
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| I was diving today and could not see nudi's anywhere. I haven't seen any for weeks. I miss them. It seems so little is really known about them. |
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| Good find! Probably juvenile Tritonia hombergi (no common name!) - they snack on dead man's fingers, and are difficult to spot. |
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| Nice one! Nudis make any dive for me. Although I can freeze to death on the spot whilst Caroline tries to photograph them so she will be very upse that you got them in and in focus without even knowing they were there
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| That's a nice photo and very sweet nudis. I saw lots of these in St Abbs in the summer and didn't know they were juveniles.
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