A Squat Lobster (Galathea squamifera) emerging from beneath a Green sea-urchin (Psammechinus miliaris). County Clare, Ireland.

Seeting sun caught, as it sinks behind Liscannor pier for the night. Hopefully get to do it all again tomorrow 🤞 County Clare, Ireland.

A few fossilized Corals from the Burren - a mix of Solitary and Communal Corals. County Clare, Ireland.

How many Broad-clawed porcelain crabs (Porcellana platycheles) can you spot? County Clare, Ireland.

A quivering band of seafoam on a breezy beach. The wind is holding Fiadh's ears up 🤣 County Clare, Ireland.

A split level pebble. Limestone with a Calcite head. County Clare, Ireland.

Cliffs of Moher. County Clare, Ireland.

@SkyBlueWho Whole place to myself this day

A Common Otter Shell (Lutraria lutraria). County Clare, Ireland.

A skull from a feral goat - large herds (100s of individuals) of goats roam the Burren, with most originating from recent domestic populations. County Clare, Ireland.

Sunrise over Donegal bay - possibly a bit over-dramatic 🤣 County Donegal, Ireland.

A Sea Gooseberry - these transparent little globes are types of comb jellies, possibly Pleurobrachia pileus. County Clare, Ireland.

Low sun and crossing ripples. County Clare, Ireland.

A surprise for both of us 😯 Goniatite fossils in peering out of a stormbeach stone. County Clare, Ireland.

Sound On 🔊 Fiadh and myself keeping our distance from a particularly vocal group of Oystercatchers (Haematopus ostralegus) down on the waterline. County Clare, Ireland.

Solitary Rugose Coral fossil poking out of the Burren limestone. County Clare, Ireland.

Sliabh Liag cliffs with the lightest dusting of snow/hail on its upper reaches. County Donegal, Ireland.

Fossilized Solitary Cup Corals. County Donegal, Ireland. walking tours #wildatlanticway #walkingtours #discoverireland #keepdiscovering #fossil #irishfossils #coral

Morning colour burst behind Cnoc Áine. County Donegal, Ireland.