Doug AndersonHypselodoris bennetti, Bare Island.
Olympus E-520, Oly Zuiko 50mm macro, f7.1, 1/125
Alistair Merrifield Nice one - an oldie, but a goodie.
Kimberly M. Porter I love nudi's
Ken Thongpila That's great shot Doug :-) One thing I always learn from you is think about BG before shot as I need to improve with that more often.. And this shot is reminding me that again :-) Thank you...
Diver Jay Must have been some good eatin under the ledge.
From Shellharbour Bushrangers bay @ 4mtrs
Some of the very common faces around there.
Gary Cobb Noyce, can you ID the critters?
Patrik Good The left and right ones are easy. I don't think we see the middle one often up here. Couldn't find it in the databases either (closest match was a Ceratosoma of some sort). What is it?
Kelly Shelley I'm pretty sure the middle one is Ceratosoma brevicaudatum hard to tell from this shot but I was with Jay when he took this.
Patrik Good You are probably right, Kelly. A pretty good colour and pattern match, cf. http://www.nudipixel.net/photo/00019781/
Ashley Missen You Have a Hypselodoris bennetti (blue one yellow border - middle one is a Ceratosoma brevicaudatum and the end one is a glosssodoris atromarginata - Cheers Ash -- Nice find to get them all in the one pic - it's like a family shot
Diver Jay Ah beaten to it :{ LOL :} I would love to know what they where all heading for???
Ashley Missen just a family meeting - it is christmas time after all - they do all belong to the same family