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Observed while night lighting off the docks in the Shilshole marina. At least 2 observed, swimming in the water column.

"normal slug normal slug normal slug normal slug... WHAT THE HECK ARE YOU"
-me at the La Jolla tidepools

First find of the morning. Feeling very very lucky. Stunning little one.

This little one was hiding. I can't quite make out the oral tentacles.
First one for me.

How to distinguish from Chocolate Aeolid?

I didn’t pry the specimen off the rock, it was on sand when I found it.

Observation on individual 1/2 (the larger slug)

Two individuals of Doris pickensi were located underneath a boulder at a depth of 3 feet. Lengths were 1 cm. Water temperature was 65 degrees F.

1cm long, found on a drifting blade of eelgrass

Extremely tiny. No more than a few mm

Larval Sailfin Sculpin, observed while nightlighting at Shilshole Marina

Many were observed, loads of eggs as well

Small individual- about the size of a thumb nail, looked greener than a tradtional Aplysia californica, was feasting on green algae

That’s sand, right? Not the actual texture of its body?

realizing now there may have been a 3rd right behind this one, didn’t notice it!!

@jeffgoddard @anudibranchmom

Found wedged on some tube worms. Flat, yellow-yellowish orange, two tiny little antenna would appear when resubmurged

Under rock, low intertidal zone, bar Island.

Found washed up on beach

Carmel Pinnacles State Marine Reserve

-white individual

Second shot is comparison show with Berthella californica

Experimenting with clip on phone lense underwater

From a photographic collection my family and I made when I was in elementary school of tidepool life

top and right, on the left you can see one of the E morroensis

larger individual

found by @thetidepooler

with possible egg mass found an inch away

irregular white spots and oral tentacles