As it draws near, we have some updated details for you about the 2018 PMNHS conference in Edinburgh. Here you can download the current abstract booklet: Edinburgh 2018 abstract booklet Please be aware that we will not be providing a … Continue reading
For #WormWednesday here's a closer look at the Sabellid worm we found during #Shoresearch. These worms are also know as fan worms or feather duster worms. The tube is made from carefully selected mud particles and mucus.
— Rachel Haleš (@_glitterworm) April 18, 2018
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The radioles (the feather dusteā¦ https://t.co/xU5oLTqKkG pic.twitter.com/7RHvtmFIR8
A beadlet anemone on our #Shoresearch. pic.twitter.com/ZwZocI2Qbb
— Kent Wildlife Trust (@KentWildlife) March 4, 2017
How many shore crabs can you spot in this photo taken at yesterday's #Shoresearch survey? pic.twitter.com/vCjIL1qtnI
— Sussex Wildlife Trust (@SussexWildlife) May 3, 2017
Grim weather for #Shoresearch yesterday but lots of interesting species. Sponges, whelks, anemones and seasquirts. pic.twitter.com/A2aZWAVZbK
— Sussex Seas (@SussexSeas) March 10, 2016
This handsome beastie is a littoral woodlouse called Ligia oceanica. They can grow up to 3cm in length, are common on UK shores in rocky areas and have an average lifespan of 2.5 years!#isopodsofinstagram #isopod #isopodstagram #podstagram #rockyshore ā¦ https://t.co/XcB3C74WQ2 pic.twitter.com/5eOQBXQo4M
— Rachel Haleš (@_glitterworm) April 17, 2018
