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Thursday, July 19th, 2018 at 1:36pm
What a day! Fantastic work by all the teams involved on @ChrisGPackham's #BioBlitz in #Filey today. An amazing number of species recorded in 24 hours....over 900 & still counting (160 of those were marine) - great to see the diversity of wildlife #WeWantWildlife @CapturingRCoast https://t.co/2xFmMUoyPEWhat a day! Fantastic work by all the teams involved on @ChrisGPackham's #BioBlitz in #Filey today. An amazing number of species recorded in 24 hours....over 900 & still counting (160 of those were marine) - great to see the diversity of wildlife #WeWantWildlife @CapturingRCoast pic.twitter.com/2xFmMUoyPE
— Nicky Dobson (@Nicky_Dobson) July 18, 2018
Wednesday, July 18th, 2018 at 8:06am
Courting Corkwing Wrasse Chesil cove #Chesil #Dorset #Courting #Fish #Wrasse #nikonphotography #Nauticam #Wildlife #DorsetWildlife #underwater #Diving #Reef https://t.co/cz1V4WKaZGCourting Corkwing Wrasse Chesil cove #Chesil #Dorset #Courting #Fish #Wrasse #nikonphotography #Nauticam #Wildlife #DorsetWildlife #underwater #Diving #Reef pic.twitter.com/cz1V4WKaZG
— Steve Trewhella (@SteveTrewhella1) July 8, 2018
Wednesday, July 18th, 2018 at 8:06am
Ever felt like you’re being watched? #Anglerfish #Dorset #BritishDiving @DIVERMAGAZINE @WildlifeMag https://t.co/YlvfIaXbqaEver felt like you’re being watched? #Anglerfish #Dorset #BritishDiving @DIVERMAGAZINE @WildlifeMag pic.twitter.com/YlvfIaXbqa
— Julie Hatcher (@Jazeyfantazy) July 8, 2018
Wednesday, July 18th, 2018 at 8:05am
The masked crab is one of many species sharing a home with UK #seahorses. Its antennae are connected by bristles to form a 'snorkel', providing a clean water supply when buried under the sand. https://t.co/BgbMszoQpZ https://t.co/mQSEDOud7ZThe masked crab is one of many species sharing a home with UK #seahorses. Its antennae are connected by bristles to form a 'snorkel', providing a clean water supply when buried under the sand. https://t.co/BgbMszoQpZ pic.twitter.com/mQSEDOud7Z
— Wild Nature Press (@WildNaturePress) July 9, 2018
Wednesday, July 18th, 2018 at 8:05am
Sea Spider Endeis spinosa Brandy bay Dorset #Dorset #SeaSpider #Pycnogonid #Invertebrates #macrophotography #Kimmeridge https://t.co/NVI6o7mUOoSea Spider Endeis spinosa Brandy bay Dorset #Dorset #SeaSpider #Pycnogonid #Invertebrates #macrophotography #Kimmeridge pic.twitter.com/NVI6o7mUOo
— Steve Trewhella (@SteveTrewhella1) July 9, 2018