October 20011
Have just finished the first story in the series of “Tales from Sandy Bottom”.
The BBC “One Show” has shown the piece on me and the Cuttlefish of Babbacombe Bay on the 28th September ,if you missed it The BBC has put it on their Nature History Unit’s website
Greetings Cards
We have a small range of Greetings Cards, with a short description on the back of each card. Sold in packs of eight for £5.00p a pack
Dahlia Anemone
These Beautiful anemones can be found from the lower shore down to deeper water all around the British coast.Any colour, up to 20 cm's in diameter.
Cyanea Lamarckii
One of the many jellyfish found in British waters. Blue-white bell, with long tentacles many meters long. Small fish shelter in these tentacles.
Sun-star
One of the many beautiful starfish living around the British Isles. 25 cm in diameter, brown, red, yellow and white markings.
Ballan Wrasse
Beautiful wrasse found around rocks and Kelp beds of the entire British coast. Growing to 40 cm, colour depends o age, emerald green when young.
Basking Shark
Twelve meters in length, weighing up to 7 tons, is the world’s second largest fish.
Grey Seals
One of the two breeding species of seals found around the UK coast. There are about eighty seals living around Lundy Island.
Parazoanthus
Axinelle
Beautiful colonial anemone which is related to the stony corals. Found all around the British Isles. Large clumps of gold & yellow polyps on rock faces.
Sagartia elegans
These sea anemones colour can varies from reds to yellows to brown and green, from rock pools to wrecks. All around the British coast.