Uk Diving » Early Summer East 10 » Cley with Mr Squashy » Near the Vera and short drifts

We took advantage of 'accidentally' missing the Vera to have a good look around it's surroundings. There's a few interesting lumps and bumps about and just a few 100m further out from the wreck the clay to the West changes to chalk and the main North Norfolk reef starts.

Dawn spotted this tiny (2-3cm) Sea Snail (a fish) -...	There were a few commuters out on the sand. This scabby...	How did she spot this Sea Snail - Liparis spp	Amongst the drifting seaweed we saw some of these isopods...	Every rock was covered in animals: spiral bryozoans -...
Plumose anemones - Metridium senile - sprang up as soon...	Plumose anemones - Metridium senile - like current but...	To the West clay ridges rise over the chalk. They're full...	There were several Plaice - Pleuronectes platessa -...	Plaice - Pleuronectes platessa, Sand masons - Lanice...
Plaice - Pleuronectes platessa - nudging a Sand Mason -...	Nemertesia antennina - The Antenna Hydroid - is a sticky,...

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