The morning boat ride permitted us a beautiful view of a beach kingfisher. Another day of clouds and murky water, lots of sightings but fatigue again and in the poor afternoon conditions I took another nap. Ron's photos for the day:
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| Bennett's Butterfly fish |
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| black-backed butterfly fish? |
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| Small scale scorpion fish - RL's flash illuminates it's colors, but I promise you, their camouflage on the coral on which the lay in wait is very complete and other divers had to point until I saw the slight irregularities of texture, color, and outline which revealed the fish |
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| Spine-cheeked anemone fish - one of several familiar to us damselfish from the Disney film - they are so bright, hiding in the wormy swaying anemones |
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| Black-spotted box fish - these are very kawaii (cute) and look very cuddly - slow swimmers |
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| A fine photo of a Margined Coralfish - such cheerful presence on the reef |
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| Ocellate Butterfly Fish |
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| Oval-Spot Butterfly Fish |
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| My best photo of the day, I loved the clarity wonderful greenish light. |
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