Barnacle Collection (page 4)

Looking over Loch Gruinart, wintering grounds of the Barnacle and white fronted geese. Isle of Islay Scotland

Barnacle Geese grazing on grass on Islay Scotland

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Greylag Goose and Barnacle Goose - (Branta leucopsis) - in flight (Anser anser) Date:

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Barnacle Goose - kissing lamb Island of Texel, Holland, Europe (Branta leucopsis) Date:

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Barnacle Goose - with lambs Island of Texel, Holland, Europe (Branta leucopsis) Date:

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Loch Gruinart RSPB Reserve working farm with Barnacle Geese Date:

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Barnacle Goose and Avocet confontation (Branta leucopsis & Recurviostra ) Date:

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Barnacle Goose (Branta leucopsis ) Date:

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Barnacle Goose - coming in to land (Branta leucopsis ) Date:

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Barnacle Goose - being attacked by Black-headed Gull (Larus ridibundus) (Branta leucopsis) Date:

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Barnacle Goose and Avocet confontation (Branta leucopsis & Recurviostra ) Date:

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Barnacle Goose (Branta leucopsis ) Date:

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Barnacle Goose - in Islay landscape (Anser leucopsis) Date:

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Barnacle Goose - feeding on fields (Anser leucopsis) Date:

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Barnacle Goose - feeding on fields on Islay (Anser leucopsis) Date:

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Barnacle Goose (Anser leucopsis) Date:

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Barnacle Goose - in flight over abandoned croft at dusk (Anser leucopsis) Date:

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Barnacle Goose - flock in flight (Anser leucopsis) Date:

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Barnacle Goose - flock in flight (Anser leucopsis) Date:

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Barnacle Goose - Evening flight to roost (Anser leucopsis) Date:

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Barnacle Goose - in flight over fields (Anser leucopsis) Date:

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Barnacle Goose - landing in field (Anser leucopsis) Date:

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Barnacle Goose - in flight (Anser leucopsis) Date:

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Barnacle Goose - Dawn flight (Anser leucopsis) Date:

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Barnacle Goose - Evening flight to roost (Anser leucopsis) Date:

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Barnacle Goose - Dawn flight (Anser leucopsis) Date:

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Barnacle Goose - Dawn flight (Anser leucopsis) Date:

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Barnacle Goose - Dawn flight (Anser leucopsis) Date:

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Barnacle Goose - Dawn flight (Anser leucopsis) Date:

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Barnacle Goose - Dawn flight (Anser leucopsis) Date:

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Barnacle Goose - Dawn flight (Anser leucopsis) Date:

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Barnacle Goose - Dawn flight (Anser leucopsis) Date:

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Barnacle Blenny Date:

Sexual dimorphism as observed by Charles Darwin among the cirripedes, or barnacles. Drawing after Darwin
SEXUAL DIMORPHISM. Sexual dimorphism as observed by Charles Darwin among the cirripedes, or barnacles. Drawing after Darwin

Lieutenant D. F. Winslow of the U. S. Navy examines the detonator on a Japanese sea mine that had floated ashore near
MINE DISPOSAL, 1947. Lieutenant D.F. Winslow of the U.S. Navy examines the detonator on a Japanese sea mine that had floated ashore near Newport, Oregon, 12 December 1947

Green sea turtle
Complete with freeloading barnacles which were filterfeeding as he swam

Common Mussels covered with barnacles exposed at low tide

Flock of Barnacle geese flying on Islay

Barnacle geese feeding on moorland grass, Isle of Islay, Scotland

Flying Barnacle Geese on Islay Scotland

Calcareous Tubeworm (Serpula vermicularis) calcareous tube on rock with Sessile Barnacles (Verruca stroemia), exposed at low tide, Lyme Regis, Dorset, England, March

Montagus Stellate Barnacle (Chthamalus montagui) adults, group exposed on rocks at low tide, Kimmeridge, Isle of Purbeck, Dorset, England, April

Sessile Barnacle (Verruca stroemia) adults, group on rock exposed at low tide, Lyme Regis, Dorset, England, March

Crustacea - Balanus: Barnacle, shaped like truncated cone

Barnacles on limpet shell, slipper limpet, tubeworm cast, and algae on rock

Barnacles

Cluster of Goose barnacle (Lepas anatifera), close-up

Selection of flower-like Sea Anemones (Actiniaria), view from above

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"Barnacles: Nature's Tiny Architects and Hitchhikers" Barnacles, scientifically known as Cirripedia or barnacles, are fascinating creatures that have captivated scientists and nature enthusiasts alike. These unique marine crustaceans have a remarkable ability to attach themselves to various surfaces, including the bodies of California gray whales. One astonishing sight is the colony of barnacles called Cryptolepas rhachianecti along with Cyamid crustaceans found on the head of a gray whale. In this incredible photo, three species of cyamids, also known as whale lice, can be seen clinging onto the majestic creature. Illustrations showcasing barnacles alongside other marine organisms like horseshoe crabs, shrimp, and crabs highlight their diverse ecosystem interactions, and is intriguing how these small creatures coexist in harmony with larger marine life forms. The close-up image of a California Grey Whale's head reveals blowholes and patches of barnacles in San Ignacio Lagoon located in Baja California South, Mexico. This symbiotic relationship between the whale and its hitchhiking companions showcases nature's intricate balance. In Nakwakto Rapids lies another captivating scene where gooseneck barnacles (Pollicipes Polymerus) thrive amidst kelp forests. The vibrant colors create an enchanting underwater landscape that highlights the beauty within our oceans' depths. However, not all interactions involving they are harmonious. Purple and Ochre sea stars (Pisaster ochraceus) prey on Pacific blue mussels while sharing space on rocky shores. This predator-prey dynamic reminds us that every organism plays a crucial role in maintaining ecological equilibrium. Even historical landmarks bear witness to the significance presence. Barnacle Historic State Park in Miami serves as a reminder of our connection to nature's history through structures like Barnacle House – living proof that humans have long been intrigued by these tiny architects.