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Sunday, September 19, 2010

The Octopus

Well, well, well, what do we have here? It is a small 4” wide Two-Spot Octopus. Unfortunately for the creature, it is dead. But this is f...

Seagulls

There was a little stream of fresh water spilling down a cliff and making its way into the ocean. These birds were getting drinks from it. ...

The Spiny Chiton

What a strange animal this is. The Spiny Chiton clings to rocks in the tide pools. Some scientists think this species has been on the Eart...

Barnacles

Walking around tide pools without wearing shoes, you might say, “Ouch, ooh, ah, eeh, ouch,” if you walk on these thingies. These thingies a...

Erosion at the Beach

The surface of the Earth is always changing. Carving away at the Earth are the wind, and water. Wind blows against the rocks and takes off...

Erosion at the Beach

The surface of the Earth is always changing. Carving away at the Earth are the wind, and water. Wind blows against the rocks and takes off...

Marbled Godwits

It’s late afternoon, and a beautiful pair of Marbled Godwits have taken the stage. These are shore birds, adapted for life near the water. ...

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