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Picture taken at kenmore on sunday 26th march
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charlie
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Excellent photo: SUSAC will have to go to Kenmore Point soon.
What type of ray is that
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joe
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cool that is an intresting ray
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prydain55
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Pretty!
Max
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Edd
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What type of ray is that [/quote]
Ah my good friend Charlie, well i would say thats a nice Thornback!!!! They are well cool dont see them that often so keep your eyes peeled!!!!
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joe
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i thought it looked slightly different to thornbacks its got frilly looking edges
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Shug
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It's a dude anyway. Look at the size of those claspers!
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Edd
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| Shug wrote: | It's a dude anyway. Look at the size of those claspers!  |
Bigger than yours then we will guess?
if you pay close attention to the tail it has spikes along it so showing it could be a thornback!? to be confirmed though i could be wrong?
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joe
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So it does, noted
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karyn
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Graham once nearly knelt on one of those on the bottom of loch creran! We concluded it was a thornback but well it's us so who knows! Ah Loch Creran, how I miss thee.
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Ding
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| Edd wrote: | | Shug wrote: | It's a dude anyway. Look at the size of those claspers!  |
Bigger than yours then we will guess?
if you pay close attention to the tail it has spikes along it so showing it could be a thornback!? to be confirmed though i could be wrong? |
Got it confirmed by the MCS its a thornback
Have a look here
http://finstrokes.com/pelagic/thornback_ray.html
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Ding
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Link sorted now sorry about that, been changing things
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