UK Diving » Scilly Sept 08 » Day 3 Galls Stone and Dry Ledge

The medically ominious Gall's stone was actually named after Angie's dad... worth diving for it's typically well populated rock reef.

A juvenile Seven armed starfish - Luidia ciliaris -...	Sidnyum elegans - a colonial sea squirt	The feathery hydroids were looking good - ready to...	We thought this a feathery hydroid was probably...	Coryphella lineata - one of a number of similar slugs....
Devonshire cup-coral - Caryophyllia smithii - the lumps...	Golfball sized but not named - Suberites carnosus - a...	These brittlestars were all over many of the ground cover...	A Common Feather star - Antedon bifida - taking a moment...	...before showing off
Fried egg sea slugs, easy to ID but very small (~5mm) so...	These Antenna hydroid -Nemertesia antenina - have been...	A tiny nudibranch, possibly Doto milbayana	A tiny nudibranch, possibly Doto milbayana	Common Sea Urchin - Echinus esculentus
Common Sea Urchin - Echinus esculentus, the closer you...	Sea spiders are hard enough to see when they have a full...	Pomatoschistus minutus - Sand Goby, probably. It's very...	The Two Spot Gobies - Gobiusculus flavescens - look like...	A Small spotted catshark, hiding so that no one will call...

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