BHB ScubaTroll
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This is one taken on the 11th
For everyone who knows the joke!
For everyone who knows the joke!
The continuing sagas of the Blue Heron Bridge
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BHB ScubaTroll
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Yeah dude, I'm here to pick up your daughter...
D2Diver
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BHB ScubaTroll
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We go sooo over the top now... DMs look at us like we're insane!
D2Diver
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Well it is catching. Is there a special dance or just a high five? I must admit I do notice them more & some are quite unusual Maybe we can line them up for a beauty contest or perhaps a race like crab racing on 2nd thought that might mean we have to stage tanks as I might run out of air before they move (or fall asleep)
KBeck
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Front end from back end---look for poo trail. 
I still kinda like them, even though he laughs at me.
I still kinda like them, even though he laughs at me.billmackbarnes
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Since I was off work today (Friday) and I was finally cleared to get back in the water,
I could hear Blue Heron calling.
There were at least 8 people there today.
I saw THREE seahorses. Two yellow and one orange.
There was a nice spotted eagle ray cruising around.
One yellow one was down in a hole and just would not come out for to pose.
the other yellow was bashful and kept hiding behind a finger.
the Orange one was in a small hand of Orange coral, but he was turned away and had his snout tucked down in front. Not really the best pose for a shot but we tried.
One photographer was just hanging out waiting for the seahorse to get in a better position for his shot. That takes alot of patience!
There were sever large scrawled filefish. Two would not let me get close enough to get them on the screen much less get a shot off. One big one did not mind swimming with me and was very photogenic.
There was one squid hanging out by itself, but he was kind of angry and did not want his photo taken.
OH, I had someone steal my flag AGAIN. He said that I was not supposed to be within 100' of a private structure (dock on the intercoastal). Where did this law come from?
Bill
I could hear Blue Heron calling.
There were at least 8 people there today.
I saw THREE seahorses. Two yellow and one orange.
There was a nice spotted eagle ray cruising around.
One yellow one was down in a hole and just would not come out for to pose.
the other yellow was bashful and kept hiding behind a finger.
the Orange one was in a small hand of Orange coral, but he was turned away and had his snout tucked down in front. Not really the best pose for a shot but we tried.
One photographer was just hanging out waiting for the seahorse to get in a better position for his shot. That takes alot of patience!
There were sever large scrawled filefish. Two would not let me get close enough to get them on the screen much less get a shot off. One big one did not mind swimming with me and was very photogenic.
There was one squid hanging out by itself, but he was kind of angry and did not want his photo taken.
OH, I had someone steal my flag AGAIN. He said that I was not supposed to be within 100' of a private structure (dock on the intercoastal). Where did this law come from?
Bill
Sully3
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did you get shots.
look forward to seeng them
look forward to seeng them
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