Here is a sampling of what our volunteers observed during this busy month — thank you to everyone who contributed. Along with the king tides, we also had Whale Watch Weekend. We have lots of Bat Stars, we have lots of Sea Hares, we have anemones, we have crabs, we have keyhole limpets, we have a major bluff collapse, we have a horse, we even have photos from Whale Watch Weekend! Remember to send in your photos; we truly appreciate sharing them with everyone.
One Bat Star was even referred to as a Bat Asterisk. See if you can find it.
NPS Photo/T. WoodsBat Star – NPS Photo/P. GeislerBat Star – NPS Photo/T. WoodsBat Star – NPS Photo/T. WoodsBat Star – NPS Photo/T. WoodsBat Star – NPS Photo/T. WoodsBat Star – NPS Photo/T. WoodsBat Star – NPS Photo/S. KristiansenBat Star – NPS Photo/D. OrrKnobby Sea Star – NPS Photo/D. OrrKnobby Sea Star – NPS Photo/S. KristiansenKnobby Sea Star – NPS Photo/S. KristiansenBrittle Star – NPS Photo/T. WoodsBrittle Star – NPS Photo/T. WoodsBrittle Star – NPS Photo/M. RoseBat Star or a Bat Asterisk?- NPS Photo/S. KristiansenKnobby Sea Star – NPS Photo/D. OrrKnobby Sea Star – NPS Photo/D. Orr
Sea Hares
Black Sea Hare with eggs- NPS Photo/P. GeislerSea Hare Eggs – NPS Photo/T. WoodsBlack Sea Hare – NPS Photo/T. WoodsBlack Sea Hare – NPS Photo/T. WoodsBlack Sea Hare – NPS Photo/T. WoodsBlack Sea Hare – NPS Photo/D. Wieder