Alabaster Nudibranch (white-lined dirona)
(Dirona albolineata)

image of a Alabaster Nudibranch (white-lined dirona)

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Comments : Seahurst Park is ideal nudibranch territory as the bottom is muddy and slopes gently. During certain times of the year, Seahurst Park boasts some of the largest nudibranchs I have seen in Central Puget Sound. Alabaster Nudibranchs often range in color from pure white (like this example) to a peach-orange color. The bright white tips (cerrata) are actually the animals gills.
Common name : Alabaster Nudibranch (white-lined dirona)
Scientific Name : Dirona albolineata
Location Found : Seahurst Park, Central Puget Sound
Actual Size : 5 inches
Camera Used : Fuji Endeavor in Ikelite IIIe macro, 400 ISO APS fuji film
Natural History :