UK Diving » Lundy May 08 A » Day 1 Brazen Ward and Quarry Bay

Our first days diving on Lundy was pretty murky, the water was full of little brown globs but full of local knowledge from the ID course we saw loads of stuff - especially slugs of course!

The water was basically clear but was filled with evil...	...so it was macro photography time. A Devonshire...	These Yellow cluster anemones - Parazooanthus axinellae -...	But they were quite impressive in the right light - they...	This Tumpet anemone - Aiptasia mutabilis - is apparently...
These tiny (5-10mm) Fried egg sea slugs - Diaphorodoris...	This Polycera quadrilineata - or lined Polycera - is much...	This larger Polycera quadrilineata has a darker, grey...	The similar Polycera faeroensis - Yellow edged polcera -...	This Lamacia clavigera - Orange clubbed sea slug - is...
The wavy eggs of Doto fragilis laid on Nemetesia (upper...	They grow to less than 10mm so it's easy to miss them	We were mostly diving over rock but saw the odd King...	The other things you sometimes see on feathery hydroids...	We found a Smallspotted catshark (ex dogfish) -...
On our safety stop we were joined by this beautiful...	The Policeman anemone - Mesacmaea mitchellii - is so...	Dawn tells me this fanworm is very rare, we can't find it...	The usually clear waters off Lundy harbour Snakelocks...

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