When I first found this shell it was high and dry on the rocks and I picked it up thinking it was just the empty shell. When I found that it was still alive I put it into a rock pool and watched it over several days. This photo was early evening on our last night before heading home. Camera settings were f8, 1/80 shutter, ISO 6400, 200mm focal length.

This is the season for foals and there were several very young ones. I can also remember seeing this mare when she was a foal - her four white stockings are distinctive.

We had a brief storm - wind and rain gone by evening.

The red-billed gulls were very bright and active in their spring plumage.

The kelp holdfast has washed up into a rock pool so that all the life attached to it was visible from above the water. This was a rare opportunity to see live barnacles opening and closing..

Actinia tenebrosa is very a common and colourful anemone just above the low tide mark.