The second sighting was by Maggs Ashton, a long-time member of the Ilfracombe Club, on 13^th August. Maggs explained: “Tiny but missable, the vibrant colours of this beautiful nudibranch stood out against the red weed. The individual was 15mm long and found at a depth of 20 metres.” It was not a species she was familiar with, so she sent her photographs of it to Dr Keith Hiscock, an Associate Fellow at the Marine Biological Association in Plymouth to see if he might know what it was. It was also one which Keith was unfamiliar with, so he forwarded the photos on to Bernard Picton. Bernard too was flummoxed, with a closest possibility being an unknown species of Lomanotus. Maggs’s discovery was even taken up by the BBC and featured on the homepage of their website for a couple of days.