Bonaire Photos - 2007

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ScubaSteve

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Just getting around to uploading my Bonaire photos to SB from Nov'07. As I remember, there are some winners (IMHO) but I put that to this community to give me constructive feedback (in here because I am sharing more than asking for advice but advice is always welcome).

Great shot of a Golden Moray
BonaireGoldenMoray2.jpg


Moray Cleaning Station
BonaireMorayCleaning1.jpg


Tiny shrimp on an Anemone
BonaireAnemoneShrimp1.jpg


What I believe is a Stone Fish? I wish I had been eye to eye but he swam away when I tried to get a full frontal shot.
BonaireStoneFish2.jpg


I believe I saw someone call this a Feather Duster worm?
BonaireXmasTreeWorm1.jpg
 
I also like the two moray shots. By the way, what you called a "stonefish" is actually a scorpionfish, probably a spotted scorpionfish. Stonefish only live in the tropical Pacific, although they are also in the scorpionfish family. Also, your "featherduster worm" is a Christmas tree worm. (I waste a lot of time studying i.d. books.)

Thanks for posting. I'd like to go the ABC islands sometime.
 
Just getting around to uploading my Bonaire photos to SB from Nov'07. As I remember, there are some winners (IMHO) but I put that to this community to give me constructive feedback (in here because I am sharing more than asking for advice but advice is always welcome).


What I believe is a Stone Fish? I wish I had been eye to eye but he swam away when I tried to get a full frontal shot.

Awesome shots! I was in Bonaire in 2007, found the same guy right off the dock at Buddy Dive... you must have herded him towards me!

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Going back in TWO WEEKS! Hooray..!
 

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I also like the two moray shots. By the way, what you called a "stonefish" is actually a scorpionfish, probably a spotted scorpionfish. Stonefish only live in the tropical Pacific, although they are also in the scorpionfish family. Also, your "featherduster worm" is a Christmas tree worm. (I waste a lot of time studying i.d. books.)

Thanks for posting. I'd like to go the ABC islands sometime.


Thanks for the corrections in the names Dave. As I take more photos of underwater subjects, I should learn more about what they actually are. I appreciate the corrections and if you look at what I actually named the Christmas Tree file as, I called it an Xmas tree worm...I really just thought that could never be it....I guess I was wrong but right.

Am I correct to say that this is a Feather Duster worm?

BonareCoralWorm1.JPG
 
Nice shots, Moray cleaning station is the winner IMHO.

I agree Tuner Fish. I figured that that had to be a bit of a rare catch....so I was happy to catch it.
 
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