It's so wonderful to see Sea Stars in abundance, recovering from the wasting disease. Roxanne Holmes found a baby Star, a juvenile Bat Sea Star, Patiria miniata.
Amy Ruegg went to Walk On Beach at low tide recently and she found this glorious group of Ochre Sea Stars, Pisaster ochraceus.
Thanks to Roxanne and Amy for allowing me to share their photos with you here.
We are having a sun-splashed day on the Mendonoma Coast today!
Willie Brown went to Cooks Beach last week during the minus tides. He found Ochre Sea Stars, Pisaster ochraceus.
He also photographed a Star that looks to eating a mussel or some barnacles.
These Sea Stars indicate a healthy ecosystem in the intertidal zone.
Thanks to Willie B for allowing me to share his photos with you here.
We are having a sizzlingly hot day today - 96 degrees in the shade on our deck. Relief is promised for tomorrow.