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Sea Hare, Bursatella leachii with egg mass
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Eggs of the ragged seahare drapped around neptunes necklace.
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Sea Hare, Bursatella leachii with egg mass
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Eggs of the ragged seahare drapped around neptunes necklace.
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Eggs of the ragged seahare drapped around neptunes necklace.
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Total guess but I think this is a baby seahare.
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In a tidal rock pool - not in their usual pool.
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In a tidal rock pool - not in their usual pool.
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How wonderful to be welcomed back into the moana that I know and love by being greeted by junvenile seahares ranging in size from 1 - 5cm. The blue dots can be seen clearly on these which I never saw on the adults, as their papillae (cha! fancy word for seaweed looking stuff on their body) was too thick to see through! I had watched over summer as the adults arrived, mated, spawned and died and now the juviniles are starting the cycle again.
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How wonderful to be welcomed back into the moana that I know and love by being greeted by junvenile seahares ranging in size from 1 - 5cm. The blue dots can be seen clearly on these which I never saw on the adults, as their papillae (cha! fancy word for seaweed looking stuff on their body) was too thick to see through! I had watched over summer as the adults arrived, mated, spawned and died and now the juviniles are starting the cycle again.
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Found more junveniles in another area. Really enjoy seeing the blue dots which are not visable on any of tee adults that I have seen.
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My first observation with Nature Watch which is the ragged seahare but not the first time I have seen these as I have seen them many times before with @tangatawhenua
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My first observation with Nature Watch which is the ragged seahare but not the first time I have seen these as I have seen them many times before with @tangatawhenua
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My first observation with Nature Watch which is the ragged seahare but not the first time I have seen these as I have seen them many times before with @tangatawhenua
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Time in the water would not be complete without spotting one of these! @rongoa these were hanging out in the lagoon and far smaller than the ones we spotted last time in their usual spot! About 1 - 2cm only and there were heaps of them! Really tricky walking there as the chances are you would stand on one. Living in the intertidal zone of the lagoon.
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Enjoyed watching these ragged sea hares in a rock pool, they are amazing.
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Enjoyed watching these ragged sea hares in a rock pool, they are amazing.
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One of the babies born this year.
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Nice to see that there are still juveniles around after the turbulant tides of last week that changed alot of the habitats.
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Nice to see that there are still juveniles around after the turbulant tides of last week that changed alot of the habitats.
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Nice to see that there are still juveniles around after the turbulant tides of last week that changed alot of the habitats.
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Babosa de mar. Pliegues alrededor del cuerpo, aspecto liso y rugoso, coloración negro y manchas café. Presenta una abertura en la parte dorsal donde secreta una sustancia de color morado.