The continuing sagas of the Blue Heron Bridge

[joystershell]

Polluted Runoff Status: Warning!

Runoff report from: 2009-12-05 7:00 AM.

There has been recent heavy rainfall which means it is likely that there are high levels of polluted runoff in the surf zone. Raw sewage may also be in the surf zone after heavy rains. Water contact's not recommended, especially near rivermouths, lagoon openings, and flowing stormdrains, for 72 hours after the end of the rain event.

Last rain was on: 2009-12-04 6:00 PM.
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To let you know... I'm still diving this morning at BHB

Well, POOP!!!!!!!!!

 

[BHB ScubaTroll]

Shot this today. If it had come out a little clearer, it would be on the way to the printers right now... lol

 

[Sully3]

thats still a really cool shot.
shows the movement really well!!!

 

[BHB ScubaTroll]

Need ID on this one

I really don't think the parks department need to put automatic sprinklers in the water

Still working on the settings for the new diopter...

caught this one just after he caught something and swallowed it...

 

[Scuba_Jenny]

Polluted Runoff Status: Warning!

Runoff report from: 2009-12-05 7:00 AM.

There has been recent heavy rainfall which means it is likely that there are high levels of polluted runoff in the surf zone. Raw sewage may also be in the surf zone after heavy rains. Water contact's not recommended, especially near rivermouths, lagoon openings, and flowing stormdrains, for 72 hours after the end of the rain event.

Last rain was on: 2009-12-04 6:00 PM.
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To let you know... I'm still diving this morning at BHB

So when we say you're full of ****, we may be right?
(kidding, of course!)

 

[sportxlh]

wow cooltech: nice shots! the ray is pretty wild as well.

 

[D2Diver]

Need ID on this one

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Could be a milk moonsnail but Anne is the expert

Polinices lacteus (Guilding, 1834) Milk Moonsnail In Situ

Glad you had a good day I love the eagle ray with the toupe
You missed a great presentaion about the bridge but I'm glad someone was there to show me what I missed Thanks for the great pics See you tomorrow

 

[Scuba_Dad]

Well, POOP!!!!!!!!!

Yeah! You can call it that...

 

[jupitermermaid]

Well, POOP!!!!!!!!!

Hmmmmm, that could cause contamination in the water.

 

[AnneDiver]

Hey Cooltech and D2Diver,

Nice photo there...It could be as Deb said, the Milk Moon snail, Polinices lacteus, ....or.... it could be a Shark's Eye (or Atlantic Moon snail) Polinices euplicatus. I would need to see both sides of the shell to ID it. Keep finding and photographing those sea shells.