The beach here is part of the bay on which Melbourne sits - Port Philip Bay - rather than the open sea. There were a few large jelly fish washed up on the beach.
I looks pretty empty for a place less than an hours drive from Melbourne's CBD!
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Wow, that is a big one. Interesting.
I would not like to be stung by that Jellyfish
Beautiful panorama photo, Stewart.
Indeed, these are big jellyfish.
I hope to come back on Wednesday with the gallery.
Best regards, Irma
That's a bit of a giant.
Wow! A bit of a giant indeed!! Interesting indeed!! Thanks, as always, for sharing your world! Hope you have a great week, Stewart!!
That's a common enough sight around these parts, too. :)
Wat een ruimte hebben ze je gegeven dit zal je niet iedere dag zo zien.
Is that one of those deadly jellyfish you have down under?
Now, that is a large jelly fish. Giant sized.. Have a happy week, Stewart!
Wow! That's pretty impressive. Here in Iowa there's definitely no chance of seeing jellyfish.
Very big jelly fish. :)
Whoa - that's quite a find! I suppose you steer clear of them, even when they're beached.
my toes could use some warm sand! :)
We get jellyfish die-offs in S. CA, but they are usually little guys!
Hello Stewart!:) Have been back blogging for a few days, but it takes a long time to catch up as you know.
That is one enormous Jellyfish! I was once stung by a Portuguese Man of War,---definately not funny.:( See you tomorrow!
Quiet beaches are my favorite kind . I see the jelly and I won't step on it!
That's a lot of jelly! Now all you need is some toast!
Love the jellyfish! We used to see Man-o-War on the beach when I was a child, in Hawaii and Midway. This big one looks like that.
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