Todays #seaoddity a shovel nosed shark, guitar fish, a skate or ray washed ashore on a huge tide #gerroa #7milebeachnationalpark

A #seaoddity a really smelly wave of dead “beings” which I’ve never seen before. Unless anyone else knows better, I am calling it whalepoo

A #seaoddity a really smelly wave of dead “beings” which I’ve never seen before. Unless anyone else knows better, I am calling it whalepoo

Another #seaoddity a jellyfish washed ashore at 7-mile beach.

Found a JellyBlubber on this mornings walk #7Mile Beach #seaoddity https://australian.museum/learn/animals/jellyfish/jelly-blubber/

These sea beings #Bluebottles sting! https://www.australiangeographic.com.au/topics/wildlife/2016/11/australian-bluebottles/ not uncommon our beaches, this is a rather large raft #nature #seaoddity

These sea beings #Bluebottles sting! https://www.australiangeographic.com.au/topics/wildlife/2016/11/australian-bluebottles/ not uncommon our beaches, this is a rather large raft #nature #seaoddity

Goosedneck barnacles another #seaoddity . This being rolled up onto the sand dune during a big sea. Photo take Seven Mile beach Gerroa, Australia. Magnify to look at the stalks, just incredible

This curious imprint left by a resting string ray #seaoddity photo taken Whitehaven beach, Whitsunday National Park, Australia