October, beach mid morning today.....

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October, beach mid morning today.....

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Hi All, Had two and a half hours out this morning on a beach I had`nt been to for a while. Beach deserted, fantastic and short sleeve shirt weather.....Ended up with a few coins plenty of little bits of junk and no hole was a mission, makes a change!...Any idea what the little fella is? Many alive and scattered along the waters edge....Good luck..... [81/]
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That`s a decent haul, Kev.
Nice photos.
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Dave The Slave wrote: Tue Oct 01, 2024 5:54 pm That`s a decent haul, Kev.
Nice photos.
Cheers, [81/]
Dave.
Thanks Dave I was happy with that 18 coins in two and a half hours is good for me.... Less than 4 an hour I have to sit in a darkened room and be fanned!!!......... [49/] [49/] [49/]
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KevinB wrote: Tue Oct 01, 2024 6:20 pm Thanks Dave I was happy with that 18 coins in two and a half hours is good for me.... Less than 4 an hour I have to sit in a darkened room and be fanned!!!......... [49/] [49/] [49/]
The critter is a sea slug. They often get washed up during storms. I've returned several stranded dogfish to the sea over the lates storms. [81/]
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The critter is a Sea mouse which is basically a furry worm. [81/] [81/]
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swansea jack wrote: Tue Oct 01, 2024 10:44 pm The critter is a Sea mouse which is basically a furry worm. [81/] [81/]
Definitely the mouse not the slug! Ain't nature mad...... No-one would or even could design such a crazy critter! https://www.marlin.ac.uk/species/detail/1697
Lovely thing to see. Thanks for sharing.
Good amount of coins too [81/]

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Wiltshire Rich wrote: Tue Oct 01, 2024 10:52 pm Definitely the mouse not the slug! Ain't nature mad...... No-one would or even could design such a crazy critter! https://www.marlin.ac.uk/species/detail/1697
Lovely thing to see. Thanks for sharing.
Good amount of coins too [81/]

Best wishes to all, as ever....
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Thanks for the link Rich. Every day is a school day!!....Good luck. [81/]
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swansea jack wrote: Tue Oct 01, 2024 10:44 pm The critter is a Sea mouse which is basically a furry worm. [81/] [81/]
Quite a meaty littly thing, still alive so stuck him back in the sea.... [81/]
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I'm bit of a fisherman and have found them in the guts of cod, needless to say not alive [88/]
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swansea jack wrote: Wed Oct 02, 2024 8:12 pm I'm bit of a fisherman and have found them in the guts of cod, needless to say not alive [88/]
But maybe next time!!........ [49/]
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