Thank you Bengul beat me to send the report…and well done!
What you saw on Wednesday, we saw them all on Tuesday plus the sea gooseberries.
A short summary on these jolly jellies from Lesley’s resources:
“Looks like a Ctenophore (comb jelly). Most common around here is Sea Goosberry, <i>Pleurobrachia bachei</i>. Very weird and beautiful invertebrate, actually in its own Phylum, and not a true jelly!”
The link to Anne’s photos and video:
If you missed the bike and walk this month… there is another one scheduled in July! Thank you Lesley for leading these interesting trips.