http://www.seaniam.com/category/tags/neudabranchia-discodoris The taxonomy view with a depth of 0. en http://www.seaniam.com/journal/beachcombing-moonlight <p>About a month ago we'd registered with the Seattle Parks to attend a winter solstice beach expedition and invited some friends and family to join us. The group convened at Mee Kwa Mooks park near Alki at 8pm when the tide would be at its lowest. For those who don't watch the tides, the solstices have one small exchange of water and one large exchange of water. Full moons also increase the tidal exchange, so this low tide was a "low low tide" - probably the lowest of the year and definitely exposing a great amount of sea life that live around the tidal zone.</p> <p><a href="http://www.seaniam.com/journal/beachcombing-moonlight">read more</a></p> http://www.seaniam.com/journal/beachcombing-moonlight#comments full moon low tide Neudabranchia Discodoris octopus Outdoor Random sea anemone winter solstice World Tue, 25 Dec 2007 21:15:09 -0700 Victor Lazlo 86 at http://www.seaniam.com