Winter storms have washed
up quantities of hornwrack (Flustra
foliacea) onto the sandy shore at Hemsby, Norfolk.
Many different things
can be found among the washed up hornwrack, including the remains of crabs,
sponges, razor shells and slipper limpets.
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| The sandy shore with successive strandlines dominated by the remains of the bryozoan, hornwrack (Flustra foliacea). Habitat classification: LS.LSa.St (Strandline) and LS.LSa (Littoral sand). |
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| Hornwrack (Flustra foliacea) |
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| The remains of Hornwrack (Flustra foliacea), crabs and seaweeds comprise the strandline. |
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