November 8, 2006
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| I expected to find more today because it rained heavily yesterday while I was traveling. However, every find is a treasure and a learning experience. |
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| Sea
rod --
48 inches tall and 16 inches wide | |
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| Whelk
egg case with sea anemone on one end | |
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| Colonial
tunicates | Giant
Atlantic Cockle with unusual color, 5-inches wide |
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| A
large Hermit Crab in Whelk Shell -- probably Kiener's Whelk, a sub-species of
Knobbed Whelks | A
large Lettered Olive Shell |
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| Skate
egg case | Onion
anemone |
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| Open
Giant Atlantic Cockle | |
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| Giant
Atlantic Cockle inhalant and exhalant siphons | |
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| Hairy
Sea Cucumbers -- the last with part of a diopatra cuprea attached |
Horseshoe
Crab Exoskeletons or Molts |
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| Sponges | |
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