Post by ianr on Jul 3, 2017 11:10:56 GMT
We'll often take a drive to the beach it's about 50 miles or so and here in Lincolnshire the beaches are long and sandy no rock pools and can look a bit barren, but of course if you open your eye's you'll always find something on the strand line.
Prehaps not rare but intresting.
Seems things come in cycles, always shell fish especially razorfish then crabs, jellyfish, starfish and couple of months back cuttle fish. I didn't think we got cuttle fish this far up the east coast but there were buckets of it small and large.
Yesterday it was the starfish turn again with the odd sun starfish and sea potatoes. I'm not sure what the squidgy rubbery bit of seaweed next to the sea potato is but there was lots of that too.
ian.
by IAN ROBINSON, on Flickr
001 by IAN ROBINSON, on Flickr
Prehaps not rare but intresting.
Seems things come in cycles, always shell fish especially razorfish then crabs, jellyfish, starfish and couple of months back cuttle fish. I didn't think we got cuttle fish this far up the east coast but there were buckets of it small and large.
Yesterday it was the starfish turn again with the odd sun starfish and sea potatoes. I'm not sure what the squidgy rubbery bit of seaweed next to the sea potato is but there was lots of that too.
ian.
by IAN ROBINSON, on Flickr001 by IAN ROBINSON, on Flickr
