Recording Marine Life

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John Bleach's records

Number seen/Abundance	Date	Location	Comments	Species
P	2003-05-26	Firestone Bay Firestone Bay, Plymouth, Devon	30-50 attached to rocks and cable.	Anemonia viridis
P	2003-05-26	Firestone Bay Firestone Bay, Plymouth, Devon	Bed of eel grass seen.	Zostera marina
3	2003-05-26	Firestone Bay Firestone Bay, Plymouth, Devon	Good condition.	Maja squinado
2	2003-05-26	Firestone Bay Firestone Bay, Plymouth, Devon	Seen hiding in small cracks/crevices.	Ctenolabrus rupestris
P	2003-05-26	Firestone Bay Firestone Bay, Plymouth, Devon	Lots.	Sargassum muticum
1000	2003-03-23	Wreck of Louis Sheid Thurlestone, Devon.	Attached to small rocks and boulders.	Anemonia viridis
P	2003-03-23	Wreck of Louis Sheid Thurlestone, Devon.	3-5 seen under rocks and wreck.	Ctenolabrus rupestris
P	2003-03-13	Asia Shoal Drakes Island, Plymouth Sound, Devon	Attached to small rocks 10-15 seen.	Anemonia viridis
P	2003-03-13	Asia Shoal Drakes Island, Plymouth Sound, Devon	Very small and broken, 3-4 individuals seen.	Pentapora fascialis
P	2003-03-13	Asia Shoal Drakes Island, Plymouth Sound, Devon	Groups (10-15 seen).	Crepidula fornicata
15	2003-02-05	Wreck of Coronation Penlee Point, Plymouth Sound	Attached to boulders.	Anemonia viridis
P	2003-02-05	Wreck of Coronation Penlee Point, Plymouth Sound	Broken up, 10-15 small individuals.	Pentapora fascialis
2	2003-02-05	Wreck of Coronation Penlee Point, Plymouth Sound		Maja squinado
1	2003-02-05	Wreck of Coronation Penlee Point, Plymouth Sound		Centrolabrus exoletus
4	2001-05-23	Plymouth Sound Just inside western entry of Plymouth Breakwater.	Four young basking sharks (2-4m long) feeding around boat. Large plankton bloom present at time. Sharks viewed for aprox 4-5mins. Were observed to dive deeper and were not seen again after larger craft entered the area.	Cetorhinus maximus

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