Karen Honeycutt

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Karen started diving at the age of 56 in 1998. She is by education and training a European historian, who at 40 got a law degree in order to live and work in Manhattan. She retired in 2005, and now devotes her energies to diving, underwater photography, and the Metropolitan Opera. Karen would like to express her gratitude to the founders and administrators of sites like Nudipixel for so generously sharing with the rest of us their expertise and knowledge about all the wonderful creatures beneath the sea.

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Nudibranch Species from Karen Honeycutt » View all photo from Karen Honeycutt (205 photos)

Aegires sp. from Anilao, PhilippinesIdentification reviewed by Nathalie Yonow
Aegires sp.
(2 photos from Karen Honeycutt)
Aegires villosus from Anilao, PhilippinesIdentification reviewed by Nathalie Yonow
Aegires villosus
(1 photo from Karen Honeycutt)
Antonietta janthina from Dumaguete, Philippines
Antonietta janthina
(1 photo from Karen Honeycutt)
Aphelodoris sp. from PNGIdentification reviewed by Richard Willan
Aphelodoris sp.
(1 photo from Karen Honeycutt)
Ardeadoris egretta from Solomon IslandsIdentification reviewed by Dave Behrens
Ardeadoris egretta
(2 photos from Karen Honeycutt)
Armina sp. from Dumaguete, Philippines
Armina sp.
(1 photo from Karen Honeycutt)
Atagema ornata from Triton Bay, Indonesia
Atagema ornata
(1 photo from Karen Honeycutt)
Berthella martensi from Anilao, Philippines
Berthella martensi
(2 photos from Karen Honeycutt)
Cadlinella ornatissima from Anilao, Philippines
Cadlinella ornatissima
(1 photo from Karen Honeycutt)
Ceratosoma gracillimum from Dumaguete, Philippines
Ceratosoma gracillimum
(3 photos from Karen Honeycutt)
Ceratosoma tenue from Lembeh, IndonesiaIdentification reviewed by Terry Gosliner
Ceratosoma tenue
(1 photo from Karen Honeycutt)
Ceratosoma trilobatum from Lembeh, IndonesiaIdentification reviewed by Terry Gosliner
Ceratosoma trilobatum
(1 photo from Karen Honeycutt)
 

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