Met up with Jackie and had a great dive at the shores. This time we went to the south. One highlight of the dive was a worm that I have never seen.

It was crawling along the wall. When I showed it to Jackie, it was too late. The worm went into a hole on the wall.

Another surprise is to see a sea horse. I thought the sea horse has left the shores for warmer water. But obviously they are still around.

As we went to the south, we found the transmitter block and some remains likely of the old pipes. This pair of red-white three-lined aeolid was very eye catching.

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On the way back to the shores, we also came across a very unique fish. It’s a juvenile, but from its looking, it belongs to one magnificent kind.

It was a cool dive. Here is Jackie’s report.

La Jolla Shores
Time: sunset – night
Temp: 52 canyon – sauna shallows
Viz: it is back! Canyon as far as lights with snotties, minor haze
Awesome dive tonight with Weiwei. We decided to head south for a change, and made our way just past the Transmission Block. Lots of fun critters out including a very friendly Harbor Seal, 2 wild Worms in the water column (can’t remember id), orange Seahorse, hordes of marching Sea Hares on the walls, tons of little Octos, the Blennie is in the Pipe hiding, and a nice orange Nudi foraging like mad. Great 103 minutes roaming around Neptune’s domain, with the hot welcome thermo ~ 25’, where lots of little Stingrays are starting to appear. A great dive.