WAYAG ISLAND
The weather continued cloudy, with a morning rainshower. The morning bird boat found us orchids, and a pristine beach, with a willie wagtail sighting. I missed the morning snorkel, struggling with fatigue, but the afternoon was fresh for me. Lots of current to swim through.
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| wasps very different looking, larger |
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| another scorpion fish, I think, amazed at the opalescent effect the little Olympus captured here |
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| Chinese dragon - a worm which Dalton, the Indonesian dive master, found for me |
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| Regal angelfish - I am thrilled to have made this photo of it - they swim somewhat deep and are very skittish - they can be quite large, like a dinner plate |
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| nudibranch |
Nudibranchs are my new favorite critters - they are quite appealing and come in fabulous colors. So glad John and Jo brought my attention to them so I could learn about them. This picture is a bit blurry but the colors are true.
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| RL* trumpetfish |
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| rabbitfish |
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| This velvety coral glowed with light green irradiation around its edges |
Astonished at the forms of the corals - surely Peter Voulkos, would have loved these.
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| RL* |
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| RL* - some kind of grouper |
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RL* - grouper?
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