Key to Irish Chitons

27th February 2020 by Dave Wall

A guide to chiton species found on Irish shores has been added to our resources page. The guide is hosted by UCD as part of the CoBid project

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Biodiversity Ireland @BioDataCentre·

19h

Long-spined Sea Scorpions are a distinctive fish with a large head and a small barbel at the each corner of its mouth. They can sometimes be found in lower shore rockpools and may be caught by sea anglers. Please submit any records to http://www.exploreyourshore.ie/seashore-spotter/ #ExploreYourShoreIRL

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Biodiversity Ireland @BioDataCentre·

24 Sep

Harbour Crab can be easily recognised by their flattened, blue-tinted, rear swimming legs. They are found in fine muddy sand and gravel, and may be found on the lower shore. Please submit any records to http://www.exploreyourshore.ie/seashore-spotter/ #ExploreYourShoreIRL

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Joan Clancy Gallery @ClancyGallery·

23 Sep

All are welcome to join us for @CleanCoasts clean up on the beaches of An Rinn this Sat Sept 25 from 12 noon-2pm. #DungarvanBay
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