Love that sentiment, Cindy. I’m so happy to be in a place with tide pools to explore and grateful these anemones remain in place as I gaze upon them in wonder.
I haven’t had much experience with anemones, either, and didn’t notice them at the first beach we visited here but once I saw them, I realized they were everywhere. Well, almost everywhere. 🙂
Such a peaceful and beautiful photo! Sea anemones are like underwater flowers—so colorful and full of life. Love how this picture lets nature speak for itself. Perfect for Wordless Wednesday!<a href=”https://clippingpathlab.com/clipping-path-service/“>clipping path service</a>
Sea anemones do look like flowers and it is worrisome seeing them at low tide if they’re not in a tide pool. But I keep reminding myself that they’ve been doing this forever and know what they can tolerate before the tide rises again and they’re in water.
Tracy Abell 
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Love that sentiment, Cindy. I’m so happy to be in a place with tide pools to explore and grateful these anemones remain in place as I gaze upon them in wonder.
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I have never seen anemones in nature. Just a little envious …
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I haven’t had much experience with anemones, either, and didn’t notice them at the first beach we visited here but once I saw them, I realized they were everywhere. Well, almost everywhere. 🙂
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Such a peaceful and beautiful photo! Sea anemones are like underwater flowers—so colorful and full of life. Love how this picture lets nature speak for itself. Perfect for Wordless Wednesday!<a href=”https://clippingpathlab.com/clipping-path-service/“>clipping path service</a>
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wow! They look just like flowers! And these are not immersed in water! For some reason, I thought they had to be else they dried up.
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Sea anemones do look like flowers and it is worrisome seeing them at low tide if they’re not in a tide pool. But I keep reminding myself that they’ve been doing this forever and know what they can tolerate before the tide rises again and they’re in water.
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