Post by Joe Botting on Jul 4, 2006 16:21:45 GMT -5
There are a fair few of these threads now, so I thought I should start dating them! 
We've mostly been occupied with things related to the opening in the recent visits, but managed a little bit of exploration as well. The result - several new molluscs (bivalves and a snail) from Llandegley Rocks, and another cornute. The latter's wonderful and just as weird as the last one - once again, photos will follow, but we're having problems uploading things effectively at the moment due to our archaic connection... Broadband is allegedly on its way, though. The bivalves at Llandegley are getting quite diverse now, despite their rarity. Given how few there are of any one species, I can't help wondering if there are going to be more species of these than there are brachs, or sponges... there are a fair few, anyhow!
More later,
Joe
We've mostly been occupied with things related to the opening in the recent visits, but managed a little bit of exploration as well. The result - several new molluscs (bivalves and a snail) from Llandegley Rocks, and another cornute. The latter's wonderful and just as weird as the last one - once again, photos will follow, but we're having problems uploading things effectively at the moment due to our archaic connection... Broadband is allegedly on its way, though. The bivalves at Llandegley are getting quite diverse now, despite their rarity. Given how few there are of any one species, I can't help wondering if there are going to be more species of these than there are brachs, or sponges... there are a fair few, anyhow!
More later,
Joe