Marine Life not normally exposed

[Steve (Original Leadchukka)]

Some more I took at Low Water this afternoon. I think they are all varieties of Dahlia Anemones and were about 10cm across.

[squideyebarnes]

nice pics steve beatiful!

[skatenchips]

thanks for making the effort mate,the mrs sed the 2nd
and third one deserve a stem and a vase.
If it takes anenome pictures to get her interested
in fishing, im all for it..........nice one
Gaz

[peterpan3494]

i wondered what these were i took this pic on monday afternoon with phone

[squideyebarnes]

caught loads of them codfishing they are not shy eating whole squid!

[solehunter]

That first one looks like the `pit` in The Empire Strikes Back

[skatenchips]

Pete your piccy looks like the first 1 steve took.........
not as clear......but it has small bits of stone and shell
on the outer rim........did me david attenborough bit
but im buggered if i could see a name for it of british
anemones.......maybe its a foreign species,we like a few foreigners here dont we....!!!!!!!!!!!!

Gaz

[Steve (Original Leadchukka)]

skatenchips said:

Pete your piccy looks like the first 1 steve took.........
not as clear......but it has small bits of stone and shell
on the outer rim........did me david attenborough bit
but im buggered if i could see a name for it of british
anemones.......maybe its a foreign species,we like a few foreigners here dont we....!!!!!!!!!!!!

Gaz

homepages.ed.ac.uk/evah01/anemone.htm

This link shows a Dahlia anemone and it goes on to explain about the gravel on it too and says that it is known to eat large crabs!! Hence the liking for squid! Hope it helps.

[squideyebarnes]

Here's one eating a ragworm

[skatenchips]

thanks for the reply steve..............
hungry little sucka,s aint they

and as for standing in rock pools while i lure fish............
no more.......its wellies all season now.......lol

Gaz

[topbanana]

could be good when the miss's is out for the night