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Eubalaena australis (Southern Right Whale) at Wapengo, NSW - 2 Jul 2023 by bdixon75

Eubalaena australis

Cercophonius squama (Wood Scorpion) at Tura Beach, NSW - 13 Dec 2020 by bdixon75

Cercophonius squama

Chrysolopus spectabilis (Botany Bay Weevil) at Tura Beach, NSW - 13 Dec 2020 by bdixon75

Chrysolopus spectabilis

Octopus tetricus (Gloomy Octopus) at Tura Beach, NSW - 18 Apr 2020 by bdixon75

Octopus tetricus

Hydatina physis (Brown-line Paperbubble) at Wapengo, NSW - 21 Mar 2020 by bdixon75

Hydatina physis

Dolabrifera brazieri (sea hare) at Wapengo, NSW - 21 Mar 2020 by bdixon75

Dolabrifera brazieri

Phlyctenactis tuberculosa (Baked Bean Anemone) at Wapengo, NSW - 21 Mar 2020 by bdixon75

Phlyctenactis tuberculosa

Aphelodoris varia (Aphelodoris varia) at Wapengo, NSW - 21 Mar 2020 by bdixon75

Aphelodoris varia

Hypselodoris bennetti (Hypselodoris bennetti) at Tathra, NSW - 31 Jan 2020 by bdixon75

Hypselodoris bennetti

Serpula sp. (Orange Tube Worms) at Tathra, NSW - 26 Jan 2020 by bdixon75

Serpula sp.

Chelidonura hirundinina (Swallowtail Aglaja) at Wapengo, NSW - 24 Apr 2019 by bdixon75

Chelidonura hirundinina

Gymnothorax prasinus (Yellow Moray, Green Moray) at Tathra, NSW - 23 Apr 2019 by bdixon75

Gymnothorax prasinus

Ceratosoma amoenum (Clown Nudibranch) at Tathra, NSW - 13 Apr 2019 by bdixon75

Ceratosoma amoenum

Trygonorrhina fasciata (Eastern Fiddler Ray) at Mogareeka, NSW - 22 Feb 2019 by bdixon75

Trygonorrhina fasciata

Fistularia petimba (Flutemouth) at Tathra, NSW - 9 Feb 2019 by bdixon75

Fistularia petimba

Sabellastarte australiensis (Feather duster worm) at Tathra, NSW - 9 Feb 2019 by bdixon75

Sabellastarte australiensis

Octopus tetricus (Gloomy Octopus) at Tathra, NSW - 9 Feb 2019 by bdixon75

Octopus tetricus

Eubalaena australis (Southern Right Whale) at Wapengo, NSW - 2 Jul 2023 by bdixon75
Cercophonius squama (Wood Scorpion) at Tura Beach, NSW - 13 Dec 2020 by bdixon75
Chrysolopus spectabilis (Botany Bay Weevil) at Tura Beach, NSW - 13 Dec 2020 by bdixon75
Octopus tetricus (Gloomy Octopus) at Tura Beach, NSW - 18 Apr 2020 by bdixon75
Hydatina physis (Brown-line Paperbubble) at Wapengo, NSW - 21 Mar 2020 by bdixon75
Dolabrifera brazieri (sea hare) at Wapengo, NSW - 21 Mar 2020 by bdixon75
Phlyctenactis tuberculosa (Baked Bean Anemone) at Wapengo, NSW - 21 Mar 2020 by bdixon75
Aphelodoris varia (Aphelodoris varia) at Wapengo, NSW - 21 Mar 2020 by bdixon75
Hypselodoris bennetti (Hypselodoris bennetti) at Tathra, NSW - 31 Jan 2020 by bdixon75
Serpula sp. (Orange Tube Worms) at Tathra, NSW - 26 Jan 2020 by bdixon75
Chelidonura hirundinina (Swallowtail Aglaja) at Wapengo, NSW - 24 Apr 2019 by bdixon75
Gymnothorax prasinus (Yellow Moray, Green Moray) at Tathra, NSW - 23 Apr 2019 by bdixon75
Ceratosoma amoenum (Clown Nudibranch) at Tathra, NSW - 13 Apr 2019 by bdixon75
Trygonorrhina fasciata (Eastern Fiddler Ray) at Mogareeka, NSW - 22 Feb 2019 by bdixon75
Fistularia petimba (Flutemouth) at Tathra, NSW - 9 Feb 2019 by bdixon75
Sabellastarte australiensis (Feather duster worm) at Tathra, NSW - 9 Feb 2019 by bdixon75
Octopus tetricus (Gloomy Octopus) at Tathra, NSW - 9 Feb 2019 by bdixon75
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