Anemones! Cyanotype from my underwater photo of aggregating anemones. A cool thing about these: they can reproduce by division, and the ones in this photo are probably all clones. #cyanotype #photography #underwaterphotography
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spiky clones!
now trying to imagine what intertidal creature would play Hobbes to the aggregating anemones’ Calvin
hmmmmm... a herring gull beanie baby that someone dropped into a tidal pool?
grabbed by the great collective Calvin’s stinging tentacles
I shot lot if my friends the anemones today so will spread them out.
These are Aggregating Anemones. Next post will show why. 1/2
The fluff from the anemones in your last photo is used by hummingbirds to build their nests in the spring, which is why I stopped deadheading my anemones.
Are these wood anemones?
https://www.allforgardening.com/818597/are-these-wood-anemones/
Are these wood anemones? by MrGman97
My anemones are my absolute favourite thing in the garden right now. Spring is finally here!
https://www.allforgardening.com/831881/my-anemones-are-my-absolute-favourite-thing-in-the-garden-right-now-spring-is-finally-here/
My anemones are my absolute favourite thing in the garden right now. …
My anemones are my absolute favourite thing in the garden right now. Spring is finally here!by goffshroom
www.allforgardening.comHere are Japanese anemones in the garden last September, plus a bank of wood anemones from Hinton Ampner last week #JacobinDay
Great. Now I'm singing "anemones" to the tune of "Mahna Mahna"
Oh dang thats cool. Are they (the beetles and anemones) true to life, or did you imagine them?
Trying to live up to my "queen of cursèd doodles" title @dianateuthis.bsky.social
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This is in fact how many anemones reproduce! Would you call these anemonittens? Hmm...
More than a thousand varieties of Sea Anemones exist. What they all have in common are the deadly tentacles that capture their prey which they pull into their bodies. Because anemones can't chase prey they rely on their prey coming to them. Alki Point: 🦑
Changing the name of my account to “A Large Graveyard Filled With Anemones” 
Come any closer and I'll sting you - Lybia tessellata holds anemones in specialized claws, using them to stun prey, mop up food & defensively. They can't survive without the anemones. If they lose one they'll clone the other by splitting it, or steal an anemone from another crab.
Still closed, and not a tide pool, but finally found some anemones for you! The tide was already working it's way back in by the time I took this, and there were probably happily back underwater before I even made it back to my motel.
Clownfish can count, but the anemones they live in can divide!
I don’t know what I’m supposed to do with this information
when all the prisons blow to dust
my anemones walk free
home printed cyanotype of a photo taken by Evelyn from the roof of Westminster Cathedral, birthday gift from the girls this morning 🙂
I never knew there were anemones that bloomed so early. I used to have garden variety anemones in my (where else) gardens and it was great to see them bloom, the last flowers of the year, every fall.
