Another beautiful sunrise!
Here is a picture of Sargaassum Grass for those of you who wondered what it looked like. This is the grass that the sea turtle hatchlings swim out to immediately after leaving the nest. Note the tiny little air beads. This floats and allows the hatchlings to remain near the surface protected while they rest and feed.
The red barnacles are Megabalanus Coccopoma Barnacles. They are non-indigenous to our area. The white barnacles attached are white tulip barnacles. We found this one Saturday with three live Star Fish on it.
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