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glad to hear the water is clear again. See ya'all trolls tomorrow!
Gotta love those OW students
Some of today's highligts
Laid on my back. Pointed the camera toward the surface and shot.
Nice live cowrie. about 5"
Need ID. Think it's a juvenile, approx 2.5'
I wanna hold your hand
Above the water, rain storm
And below
Found the orange seahorse again! whoo hooo!
I shot a lot of seaweed blennnies today.
Laid on my back. Pointed the camera toward the surface and shot.
Nice live cowrie. about 5"
Need ID. Think it's a juvenile, approx 2.5'
I wanna hold your hand
Above the water, rain storm
And below
Found the orange seahorse again! whoo hooo!
I shot a lot of seaweed blennnies today.
Great pics Jenny. I have yet to see the elusive seahorse at the BHB. Will have to try again the next time I am down.
jet126
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Various clips from last year. I've posted bits & pieces before but not all together like this.
[video=youtube;QdW9rzlfJsI]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QdW9rzlfJsI[/video]
[video=youtube;QdW9rzlfJsI]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QdW9rzlfJsI[/video]
jet126
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There is another thread, the original "Continuing Sagas of Blue Heron Bridge" that ran from 2009-June, 2011. That thread has over 4000 posts ... Lots of really good information and enough photos to write a book!
It is good to be back at the BHB! Had a nice dive somewhere over an hour and a half. Started out just west of the swim area, headed out by the moored boats, worked our way east, checked out the east span, and then went and located the sea hare party before getting out. water was 75 degrees, vis was stunning for how much it has rained this week, easily 30-40'. They must not be letting any water out of the canals. Saw a few upside down jellies, a fun group of garden eels, tons of fish under the bridge. A fisherman must have mistaken me for a whopper because I got hooked. Very impressed with the amount of sponges under the east span (haven't been to that side since the construction.) In addition to the piles of sea hares, we saw a group of about a dozen moving around in a circular fashion, it was quite amusing. If my dive buddy got some good pics I'll put some up later on.
I think this is a grass porgy. We've taken pics of this fish before at BHB. cool looking little guy!
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