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just had the best nudibranch haul ever
okay final count is between 20-22ish species 
i'll upload pics here in a bit
i'll upload pics here in a bit
(i'm new to IDing this one, so grain of salt)
white-spotted sea goddess (D albopunctata) I think!!
white-spotted sea goddess (D albopunctata) I think!!
white-spotted dorid (D fulva)!
literally so many stubby-frond dendronotus (D subramosus)
both big and super tiny ones
both big and super tiny ones
graceful aeolid (A abronia)
literally so so so so so many of these
literally so so so so so many of these
okay i have to do work for my paying job so more pics later today
SO MANY hilton's aeolids (Phidiana hiltoni)!!!!
this one is new to me!!!
rose-pink cuthona (Cuthona divae)
rose-pink cuthona (Cuthona divae)
ofc saw a bunch of spotted triophas (Triopha maculata)
a million little three-lined aeolids (Orienthella trilineata)
(my finger for scale in the third pic)
(my finger for scale in the third pic)
only one branched dendronotus (Dendronotus venustus) today
many san diego dorids (Diaulula sandiegensis) !!!
a bunch of sea lemons (Peltodoris nobilis)
look at those gills!!!!
look at those gills!!!!
shag rug nudibranch (Aeolidia loui) !!
sorry found another rose-pink cuthona from today and needed to share
opalescent nudibranch (Hermissenda opalescens) 
very tiny laguna beach aeolid (Diaphoreolis lagunae) that i flipped over to get a better pic, but it got swept away by the waves so this is all i have 
some large (for these species) ones!
british columbia doto (Doto columbiana)
british columbia doto (Doto columbiana)
okay these are for sure a doto and i *think* they're hammerhead dotos (Doto amyra), and not BC dotos... so standby
about a billion of these today
yellow-head aeolid (Diaphoreolis flavovulta)
yellow-head aeolid (Diaphoreolis flavovulta)
a few olive's aeolids (Anteaeolidiella oliviae)
the one in the second pic was huge lmao
the one in the second pic was huge lmao
little red dorid (Rostanga pulchra)!!
low quality pic of a high quality monterey doris (Doris montereyensis)
a few of these beauties!
cockerell's dorid (Limacia cockerelli)
cockerell's dorid (Limacia cockerelli)
some Cadlinas, idk which species yet
??????
wow a babie
eggs???
small
ok tysm it was a good day
okay this is chan's dorid (Hallaxa chani)
ty @RebaFay! https://twitter.com/MaureenBug/status/1387910681710583814
ty @RebaFay! https://twitter.com/MaureenBug/status/1387910681710583814
