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This rock probably teems with activity when the Tide returns to protect it from the open air, which would be about an hour after this shot was taken.
Tripod mounted & polarised on Nolton Haven though I was genuinely concerned about getting cut off as I was way off in a corner of the beach to make sure I could capture the Sunset & couldn't clearly see an escape.
We're Here looking out for green today & I found this!
For fun one day I decided to take my camera to the near by pond & took a dip. It's only algae, right?
I don't remember which algae this is... But I like it.... I think it is on 400Xish magnification....
Can-al-gae
The Regent’s Canal at Camden Lock – covered in algae. I guess it’s a result of a hot summer.
P104-5655 Taken at: Hampstead Road Lock, Camden, London
A Heron keeps its head lower than the tall weeds on the edge of a small pond. The bird's beak is dirty from searching for food in the algae covered water.
An alpha-predator lurks in the algae, as an adult alligator sticks up its snout. This view was taken within the safety of ZooTampa, but Florida residents are generally aware that these native animals can be encountered in any big patch of water.
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Mark Smith M.S. Geoscientist
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Daniel Saftner B.S. Geoscientist and Returned Peace Corps Volunteer
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Annette Evans Ph.D. Student at the University of Connecticut
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