blauvelt
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I thought I saw one last week and then I plugged the camera to the computer. The front end or back end of a bristle worm.
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Biminitwist
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Biminitwist
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I have notified the two dive shops, this thread, and the BHB thread on FB.. hoping..... hoping... thanks for looking though..
traveler218
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Mine are from an old SeaLife camera. DS300 I think (don't have it with me right now). Not sure they will work.
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Finally got some of the photos processed from Sunday's dive..
Southern Stargazer
I think I caught a couple barbfish in the process of starting to not fight.
peacock. sometimes my flash works, and it improves the pic a little bit..
Southern Stargazer
I think I caught a couple barbfish in the process of starting to not fight.
peacock. sometimes my flash works, and it improves the pic a little bit..
jimw
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We went Monday and saw a lot of rain and even more critters. Fortunately, we got in before the rain hit and did 2 hours over east. I came up in heavy rain to see if I could find a friends flag--I saw a few divers standing on the beach and wondered why. Later, the Diva told me she had seen lightning while we were diving and later heard that the beach was closed by the lifeguard for a time.
JoanneR found a Striated Frogfish out walking about and we saw a pink one as well. Nice dive--while it was crappy above! Viz about 20 until the class on the beach got in--they seemed to home in on us so they could silt us out--think Pigpen from the Peanuts comic. We saw a nice red seahorse on red sponges as well. 82 degrees in the water.........The storm was over when we got out!
JoanneR found a Striated Frogfish out walking about and we saw a pink one as well. Nice dive--while it was crappy above! Viz about 20 until the class on the beach got in--they seemed to home in on us so they could silt us out--think Pigpen from the Peanuts comic. We saw a nice red seahorse on red sponges as well. 82 degrees in the water.........The storm was over when we got out!
Biminitwist
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We were honked at by the lifeguard but I figured his jurisdiction ended at the swim area limit.
We were commenting it is odd we havent seen a seahorse in a while, figured cause Jet has been out of town
John
We were commenting it is odd we havent seen a seahorse in a while, figured cause Jet has been out of town
John
jet126
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We were commenting it is odd we havent seen a seahorse in a while, figured cause Jet has been out of town
John
I'm back (best whale trip yet) but been too busy between work work, volunteer work and this week not-good tide times to make it up there. (Don't you hate when that happens?) Hoping for one day next week.
While JoanneR and I were walking out the instructor from the silt-o-matic class (also walking out) came up to me an apologized for his class of silters. That has never happened before. While I did appreciate that he apologize my question is why didn't he check their weights in 5' or 10' of water? Why wait till till they were on the scaffolding silting us out? He got some ulgy looks from me so I guess he felt motivated to do something. He was later seen standing on the bottom pulling weights of the worst offender. I did not ask him what dive shop he was from. I wish I would have. I did not recognize him. Let me say it was no one from Force E or PV. All and all a great dive to see critters. Gotta love those lightning dives tho.
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