Post by duncan74 on Aug 20, 2018 19:25:53 GMT
I am an assistant leader of a WEX group (RSPB Wildlife Explorers) based at Sandwich Bay Bird Observatory and once a year we take the kids through the golf course to the beach and do a beach clean up then gather shells for identification and do some beach art, all wear protective gloves and have pickers, a young girl came up with this Sea Mouse in a dish, we could not get over the iridescent hairs along the side of the animal,
there were hundreds of dead Spider crabs along the high tide line, a lot of them still whole but most were battered to bits.
Duncan
Sea Mouse by Duncan Mclean, on Flickr
Sea Mouse by Duncan Mclean, on Flickr
there were hundreds of dead Spider crabs along the high tide line, a lot of them still whole but most were battered to bits.
Duncan
Sea Mouse by Duncan Mclean, on Flickr Sea Mouse by Duncan Mclean, on Flickr
