Over three days in April 2020 during the COVID-19 crisis, I dived three times at The Monument at Kurnell. The first dive was on 24 April 2020 and was so good, we decided to dive the next day and then the next. All three dives had 15 plus metres visibility and warm 20C water. We saw so many things. Below are photos of some of the things we saw.

Variable Aphelodoris - Aphelodoris varia
Chrysanthemum Neodoris - Neodoris chrysoderma	Purple-lined Nembrotha - Nembrotha lineolata
Loring's Chromodoris - Chromodoris loringi	Coryphellina poenicia - formerly Flabellina poenicia
	Bennetts Hypselodoris - Hypselodoris bennetti
Bennetts Hypselodoris - Hypselodoris bennetti
Purple dragon/Serpent Pteraeolodia - Pteraeolodia ianthina	Pink okenia with eggs - Okenia atkinsonorum
Sulphur Noumea - Noumea sulphurea	Opera House Nudi - Made-up Phyllodesmium - Phyllodesmium serratum
Blue-spotted Elysia - Elysia sp	Orange-spotted Gymnodoris - Gymnodoris alba
White-lined Cratena - Cratena lineata (?)	Patchwork Tritonia - Tritonia sp. These live on soft corals which they mimic
	Marbled Chromodoris - Chromodoris (?)
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Pygmy pipehorse	Very small pygmy pipehorse
Sea dragon	Another sea dragon, note different markings on snout
Bare Island anglerfish -	Bare Island anglerfish -
Bare Island anglerfish	Small orange painted anglerfish
Black painted anglerfish	Tiny pink anglerfish, unknown species
A clingfish with eggs on a sea weed	Bubble shell
A very beautiful sea spider	Swimming anemone
Pink-mouthed egg cowrie - Ovula costellata	Sponge isopods
Mysticoncha wilsonae - a snail	A large green turtle Seen a few days after the rest of these species