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A Common Blenny (Lipophys pholis), camouflaged against the sandy bottom of a rockpool. Blennys can survive out of water during lowtides - because of this in some places they are known as Sea Frogs. County Clare, Ireland.
Cormacscoast.com Walking tours
#wildatlanticway #walkingtours #discoverireland #keepdiscovering #marinelife #biodiversity #commonblenny #blenny #seafrog #Ireland
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A Common Blenny (Lipophys pholis), camouflaged against the sandy bottom of a rockpool. Blennys can survive out of water during lowtides - because of this in some places they are known as Sea Frogs. County Clare, Ireland.
Cormacscoast.com Walking tours
#wildatlanticway #walkingtours #discoverireland #keepdiscovering #marinelife #biodiversity #commonblenny #blenny #seafrog #Ireland
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A Common Blenny (Lipophys pholis), camouflaged against the sandy bottom of a rockpool. Blennys can survive out of water during lowtides - because of this in some places they are known as Sea Frogs. County Clare, Ireland.
Cormacscoast.com Walking tours
#wildatlanticway #walkingtours #discoverireland #keepdiscovering #marinelife #biodiversity #commonblenny #blenny #seafrog #Ireland
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A Common Blenny (Lipophys pholis), camouflaged against the sandy bottom of a rockpool. Blennys can survive out of water during lowtides - because of this in some places they are known as Sea Frogs. County Clare, Ireland.
Cormacscoast.com Walking tours
#wildatlanticway #walkingtours #discoverireland #keepdiscovering #marinelife #biodiversity #commonblenny #blenny #seafrog #Ireland
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A Common Blenny (Lipophys pholis), camouflaged against the sandy bottom of a rockpool. Blennys can survive out of water during lowtides - because of this in some places they are known as Sea Frogs. County Clare, Ireland.
Cormacscoast.com Walking tours
#wildatlanticway #walkingtours #discoverireland #keepdiscovering #marinelife #biodiversity #commonblenny #blenny #seafrog #Ireland