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Sea Anemones (Order Actiniaria)Observer
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This was seen at Henderson Bay attached to a rock in the low inter-tidal - shallow sub tidal. Good Golly Miis Molly don't know what it is. :)
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House Sparrow (Passer domesticus)Observer
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This sparrow was seen on our back veranda. It had more white feathers and was slightly bigger than the others. Because it was different it was always getting chased and picked on.
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Violet Chiton (Notoplax violacea)Observer
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Living under a rock in a tidal gut in the low inter-tidal zone.
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Metadromia wilsoniObserver
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Think i have this one right was found in inter-tidal zone under a rock.
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Mottled Brittle Star (Ophionereis fasciata)Observer
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Found in Inter-Tidal Zone under a rock. My question is the little white one is it a baby brittle star?.
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Found under a rock at Henderson Bay in the Inter-tidal zone, Not sure what it is whether it could be cling-fish or some sort of fish egg. Hopefully someone can help.
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Dolabrifera brazieriObserver
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Found in the inter tidal zone at Henderson Bay,
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New Zealand Rockfish (Acanthoclinus littoreus)Observer
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Found living under a rock at Henderson Bay in the low inter-tidal - shallow sub tidal
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Ribbon Worms (Phylum Nemertea)Observer
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Is this a worm or cling-fish I found under rocks in the shallow sub-tidal at Henderson Bay
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Polychaete Worms (Class Polychaeta)Observer
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Not quite sure what this is maybe someone can help me
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Striped Clingfish (Trachelochismus melobesia)Observer
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Saw this cling fish and chiton while searching under rocks at Henderson Bay.
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Striped Clingfish (Trachelochismus melobesia)Observer
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Saw this chiton and clingfish together while uplifting rocks at low tide.
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Variable Chiton (Ischnochiton maorianus)Observer
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Saw these two together not sure what the fish is and couldn't separate them..
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Variable Chiton (Ischnochiton maorianus)Observer
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White Chiton at Henderson Bay.
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Neoloricate Chitons (Subclass Neoloricata)Observer
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Low tide at Henderson Bay such a variety there, spent day with tangatawhenua peering under rocks...loved it and such a lot to see.
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Common Sydney Octopus (Octopus tetricus)Observer
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Seen climbing up rocks at Henderson Bay
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Large-leaf Cotoneaster (Cotoneaster glaucophyllus)Observer
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Growing in front garden
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Japanese Anemone (Eriocapitella × hybrida)Observer
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Flowering plant
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Leather-leaf Fern (Pyrrosia eleagnifolia)Observer
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These creeping plants are growing up a tree not sure if they have been cultivated. Am trying to learn what is growing around the property.
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Ragged Seahare (Bursatella leachii)Observer
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Enjoyed watching these ragged sea hares in a rock pool, they are amazing.
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Migratory Locust (Locusta migratoria)Observer
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Saw this locust (i think it is) on a tramping trip when leaving the beach.
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Bitter Cryptandra (Cryptandra amara)Observer
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This is growing in my backyard not sure what it is and is growing on top of a bank on side of our house.
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Snakeskin Chiton (Sypharochiton pelliserpentis)Observer
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Growing in a rock pool.
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Cat's Eye Snail (Lunella smaragda)Observer
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Growing in a rock pool.
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Neptune's Necklace (Hormosira banksii)Observer
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Growing in a rock pool.
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Ragged Seahare (Bursatella leachii)Observer
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My first observation with Nature Watch which is the ragged seahare but not the first time I have seen these as I have seen them many times before with @tangatawhenua
