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Oh My .... That is in the water??

Hello folks,

I stumbled across a sea critter tonight on the beach which I had never seen before. What was odd is that in all the years I've been walking the beach (15+ years), I've never seen these critters before and tonight, I must have seen 20 to 30 of them. Quite odd.....

This little guy was about three inches long and found in the shallow water (only a few inches deep). At first I thought it was some type of plant growth until I realized it was moving across the bottom on the sand.

Here are some pics of the sunset from tonight also...

Hope you have enjoyed the photos.

Posted by ~ Sean Allen ~ International Financing Solutions on 08/19/2009 09:02 PM

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10 Comments on Oh My .... That is in the water??

AUG

Hi Sean~ what is it really? Love the ocean pictures. Good thing there are no sharks in there.....

Have no answer on the "critter" - I took walk the beach on the Atlantic coast a bit north of you in North Carolina. I am going look to see if the hurricane winds send your critters in my direction.

Hey Vickie, I believe it is a sea slug. They were VERY creepy looking in the water, especialy when I saw them moving around.

Sean,

Great to see you back in the rain. I like your Florida photos.

AUG

Sean, gorgeous photos of the sunsets, was that a sea urchin in the top photo?

Sean - I saw some off of Captiva a few years back. Great sunset photos!

AUG

I've spent some of the best mornings of my life walking on the beaches near Ft. Myers. You live in a great place

Fabulous sunset photo Sean, I hope you have it framed somewhere. Just stunning!

Hey Tony & Darcy .... that is not a sea urchin but a Sea Slug. A bit creepy looking.

Sean

AUG

Great pictures and a really good shot of the sunseting. How I love this great state of ours and it is as nice on your side too.

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