Heat haze on the southwestern wheat plains of Queensland just after harvest in early December.
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Ile de Ré Reflections: There were lots of these tear drop shaped bladder things in the rock pools above the oyster farms at Pointe de Grouin. I don't know what they are (the remains of jellyfish maybe?). I didn't touch one, so I don't know what they consisted of really.
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I might be wrong, but I think those are bladders that help kelp-like algae float in the water.
chm: that's a thought. They seemed rather large for that, and not rigid. The bladders I've seen have been more like grape size -- these were 10 cm and over, and did not seem to have any sort of real skin.
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