Peering into the rock pools on the Worms Head Causeway in Gower reveals colourful kaleidoscopic patterns of common British seaweeds beneath the rippled clear water.
The Seasearch Guide to Seaweeds of Britain and Ireland produced by Francis StP. D. Bunker, Christine A. Maggs, Juliet A. Bridie, and Anne R. Bunker, published by the Marine Conservation Society in 2010, ISBN 978-0-948150-51-7, is a really good book jam-packed with wonderful photographs and clear descriptions of seaweeds to aid identifications.
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Not something we get to do very often living about 600 miles from the ocean so your pictures were a real treat!
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Super photos, showing seaweed from a different perspective 🙂
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Beautiful colours Jessica. Great way to pass the time, peering into rock pools. I was doing the same yesterday.
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Thank you. I am happy that you like the pictures.
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Thank you, Ian. It is a wonderful location and full of raw beauty and atmosphere. I thought I would share a few of the lovely things I experienced.
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It’s a great past-time. I hope that you also enjoyed your rock-pooling activity. While I was there I also took many photographs along the new “watery” theme of surface textures, patterns, reflections, and image distortions through the aqueous lens.
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Beautiful! We were doing this only recently. There is such a world of fascination in a rock pool!
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Thank you, Jo.
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