UK Diving » July08 North Devon and Lundy » Petes Pinnacle

We were so relieved to get a dive at last that we were somewhat overwhelmed when it turned out to be a really good one too - the day before we had tried an exploratory feel off Hartland point in pitch black soup.

We're quite new to finding these tiny Doto...	Maybe a closer look will help... not really as they vary...	While you're looking through the Nemertesia you come...	Of course some slugs just want to be seen - we can't...	The most popular and distinct Doto was D. Fragilis - a...
They look very perky, out on the hunt for nemertesia	This one must be lost on this vigorously feeding bryozoan...	Here are the eggs of another nudi, but not a Doto	A very tidy Polycera faroensis - look at the number of...	This one could be laying eggs or discovering someone elses
An unusual view of a goby, maybe the painted one -...	I can't see enough of these 'Fried egg slugs' -...	This one is about to cross a tickly field of tiny tube...	Neither of us were sure we had seen this Seafan slug -...	These are its eggs, a good sign that they are about and...
While looking closely at the seafans we found some of...	There might be exciting things living on the Red finger...	Look like this Crimora papillata is racing home after...	Dawn's speciality. Extreme detail of an Edible urchin -...	Jewel anemones - Corynactis viridis - are amazing in...
There are even pink ones for girls	Looking past their beauty for a moment... look hw many...	Remember to look for the blobs on the end of the arms!	There's a mix of hydroids - Obelia geniculata - sprouting...	Just like fairy lights!

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