Blood star sea star (Henricia leviuscula). Oregon coast.
Wednesday, June 02, 2010
Blood Star Sea Star (Henricia leviuscula)
Tidepools can look bland at first glance, but explosions of color and life can be found without much effort.
Blood star sea star (Henricia leviuscula). Oregon coast.
Blood star sea star (Henricia leviuscula). Oregon coast.
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