Our best guess is that it's a batch of cuttlefish eggs about to hatch but we're open to correction...
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These are actually goose neck barnacles(see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pollicipes_pollicipes). I found lots of these on Ninety Mile Beach usually clinging to drift wood.
ReplyDeleteCheers, Stefan