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Arctides guineensisObserver
lukef2006Description
Small individual way at the back of a small reef cave in 20 feet of water.
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Euchelus guttaroseaObserver
lukef2006Description
Found in a sand sample taken at the base of a reef in 20 feet of water. ~ 5mm
LFNHC
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Smooth Risso (Zebina browniana)Observer
lukef2006Description
Found in sand sample taken at the base of a reef in 20 feet of water. ~ 4mm
LFNHC
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Common Lionfish (Pterois volitans)Observer
lukef2006Description
Two juveniles found in very shallow water while clearing a bunch of rope off the rocks. Both were speared and removed
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Silver Trevally (Pseudocaranx dentex)Observer
lukef2006Description
Two individuals followed me for about a mile while Lionfish hunting, both about 4 inches long.
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Arctides guineensisObserver
lukef2006Description
A very special find, considered rare in Bermuda according to Wolfgang Sterrer’s ‘Marine Flora and Fauna of Bermuda.’ Approximately 7 inches long, so likely an adult. Observed at night crawling across the reef.
LFFAV
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Scarlet Tanager (Piranga olivacea)Observer
lukef2006Description
Uncommon visitor to Bermuda, very rare to see one this bright.
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Pyramid Snails (Family Pyramidellidae)Observer
lukef2006Description
~ 4mm. Found in a sand sample taken at the base of a reef in 20 feet of water.
LFNHC
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Genus CostoanachisObserver
lukef2006Description
Probably C. catenata. Found in sand sample taken at the base of a reef in 20 feet of water. ~ 6mm
LFNHC
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Mitre Snails and Allies (Superfamily Mitroidea)Observer
lukef2006Description
~ 5mm. Found in a sand sample taken at the base of a reef in 20 feet of water.
LFNHC
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Olive Snails (Family Olividae)Observer
lukef2006Description
~ 3mm. Found in sand sample taken at the base of a reef in 20 feet of water.
LFNHC
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Spanish Lobster (Scyllarides aequinoctialis)Observer
lukef2006Description
A new species for me, been wanting to see one for a while.
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Ermine Moths and Allies (Superfamily Yponomeutoidea)Observer
lukef2006Description
Found in Southern Searocket
