Lugworms Collection
Lugworms, also known as Arenicola marina, are fascinating creatures that play a crucial role in the ecosystem
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Lugworms, also known as Arenicola marina, are fascinating creatures that play a crucial role in the ecosystem. Found in various coastal areas around the world, these worms are highly sought after by bait diggers and sea anglers alike. In Lorient, France, avid fishermen can be seen engaged in the age-old practice of bait digging to collect lugworms for their fishing expeditions. The sandy beaches become a hub of activity as people meticulously search for these prized worms. Duddon Sands in Duddon Estuary's Sandscale Haws N. N. R is another hotspot where lugworm casts can be found scattered across the beach. Picture No. 10847764 and Picture No. 10983095 capture the beauty of these intricate patterns left behind by the worms. Poole Harbour in Dorset, England provides a picturesque setting where lugworms thrive. In April, Picture No. 10983044 showcases a stunning image of a lugworm cast on sand during low tide while Picture No. 10983044 captures an intriguing sight of a lugworm egg on the beach. Taking a closer look at these remarkable creatures reveals their unique features and characteristics captured in close-up shots like Lug Worm & cast from Morecombe Bay, UK. Not only do humans rely on lugworms for bait and wader food purposes but they also serve as an essential food source for various wildlife species such as Bar-tailed Godwits (Limosa lapponica). A captivating picture taken in Varanger, Norway shows an adult male godwit feeding on lugworms amidst crashing surf. From mudflats to sandy shores, whether it's sea anglers searching for worms or birds feasting upon them – there is no denying that lugworms hold significant importance within coastal ecosystems worldwide.