The continuing sagas of the Blue Heron Bridge

[KBeck]

Finally, the odd un-indentifiable creature who had us all entrhralled--it wriggled, it pulsed, it grew and shrunk......I'm just glad it was only the size of my little finger:

Any guesses?

 

[jimw]

Source of Treasure Coast's cold water upwellings: Antarctica | Poll TCPalm.com

Saturday news story re: upwellings. Very interesting!

 

[Reef_Haven]

Force e is doing the night dive this Sunday, high tide is at 7:57PM. Stop in at the shop around 6:00 to get the permit.

 

[trigfunctions]

Finally, the odd un-indentifiable creature who had us all entrhralled--it wriggled, it pulsed, it grew and shrunk......I'm just glad it was only the size of my little finger:

Any guesses?

That is bizarre. I've never seen anything like that in person, but my guess would be some kind of lugworm:

lugworm - Google Search

False Bay Species

 

[Sully3]

Finally, the odd un-indentifiable creature who had us all entrhralled--it wriggled, it pulsed, it grew and shrunk......I'm just glad it was only the size of my little finger:

Any guesses?

it might be a spoon worm

 

[D2Diver]

Finally, the odd un-indentifiable creature who had us all entrhralled--it wriggled, it pulsed, it grew and shrunk......I'm just glad it was only the size of my little finger:

Any guesses?

Krista,
That is a really great find. I have never seen anything like it.
Deb

 

[KBeck]

whoops, I just realized I posted the same pic twice instead of a different pic. Though it looks pretty darn similar to what trigfunctions called a lug worm (that's a nasty link...glad I wasn't eating at the time.)
Anyway, here's the other:

 

[stinkynewf]

whoops, I just realized I posted the same pic twice instead of a different pic. Though it looks pretty darn similar to what trigfunctions called a lug worm (that's a nasty link...glad I wasn't eating at the time.)
Anyway, here's the other:

This looks like a juvenile eel.

 

[Scuba_Jenny]

It pulsated, and gurgled, twisting and throwing it's innards through it's tubeous body, whithering and extending as it had way too much motion for the little bit of forward movement. Repulsive looking thing, yet, because it was so odd, was hard to swim away..

 

[BHB ScubaTroll]

Seems KBeck got the interesting shots this past weekend.

Here are a couple more from me
If you look to the left of the photo toward the back you can just make out the channel marker

Yellow head Jawfish

Picture of the guy taking this picture

Broken mirror pictures

Upsidedown Jellyfish