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Tube worms, common tide pools near the top of the beach, perhaps a species of Pomatocerus.
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Tube worms, common tide pools near the top of the beach, perhaps a species of Pomatocerus.
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Tube worms in the intertidal.
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Tube worms in the intertidal.
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Haven't really noticed these before, quite small (5 to 15mm, see barnacles in first photo for scale). Light green/white coloured tubes which seem to be associated with black fury beasts (good scientific description). Observed at the bottom of a rock pool.
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Haven't really noticed these before, quite small (5 to 15mm, see barnacles in first photo for scale). Light green/white coloured tubes which seem to be associated with black fury beasts (good scientific description). Observed at the bottom of a rock pool.
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Haven't really noticed these before, quite small (5 to 15mm, see barnacles in first photo for scale). Light green/white coloured tubes which seem to be associated with black fury beasts (good scientific description). Observed at the bottom of a rock pool.
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Blue tube worm I think.
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Blue tube worm I think.
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Tube worm with dark blue fan.
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Tube worm with dark blue fan.
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Growing in a rock pool. Extending it's dark blue filter feeding gear into the water.
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All over the rocks, though not too many out of their tubes.
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Little dark blue fan worms,
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In tidal rock pool.
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In tidal rock pool.
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In tidal rock pool.
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These ones grow in large clusters often under or on the side of rocks, rather than in rock pools where I see the larger seperate Spirobranchus cariniferus worms.
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A fan worm tube, found under a rock in a tide pool.