The continuing sagas of the Blue Heron Bridge

[mntlblok]

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[mntlblok]

I still can't tell whether things are fighting or doing that other thing down there.

Kevin

But, they really shouldn't be doing it in front of the children. . .

Kevin

 

[BHB ScubaTroll]

wow, very nice shots from Jet, Cooltech, Ben and Mntlblok over the past couple of days!!!

Cooltech: thanks for id'ing the sea hare. I only have the reef fish book and will pick up the reef creature book soon. The darn thing was so graceful that I assumed it was a fish..... I though sea hares swimming looked less coordinated so I had discounted my first thought as to it identity

You control over 1/2 a floor at the bank and you don't have the complete Hunan underwater collection? SHAME ON YOU SIR! (of course, yours is the only office occupied on that 1/2 of the floor, so maybe "congratulations on keeping your job" should be the paradigm here...)

 

[BHB ScubaTroll]

I still can't tell whether things are fighting or doing that other thing down there.

Kevin

You all keep playing into the past year's videos that I have taken...

Damn you, damn you all to hell for making me repeat them... lol

This IS NOT FIGHTING....



If this was human activity, someone would be explaining bruises for awhile

 

[mntlblok]

You all keep playing into the past year's videos that I have taken...

Damn you, damn you all to hell for making me repeat them... lol

This IS NOT FIGHTING....

Holy smokes! Had no idea they could even move that briskly. Great video!

Kevin

 

[jet126]

Here is a little video of "Puff" the seahorse I saw yesterday. If the Video Dude was married to a CPA (like I am) he would have been able dive instead of doing his taxes yesterday. We would be enjoying his professional quality work. As it is we're stuck with my little Flip camera.

YouTube - "Puff" A seahorse at Blue Heron Bridge

Definitely a male. Look at his egg pouch. I'm not going to guess on whether or not he's pregnant. I was wrong about Baby Daddy. All I can say is that I watched him for an hour doing nothing but move from one snack to the next. It looked like he was eating for two (hundred).

 

[fisheyeview]

Nice video. Thanks for sharing.

 

[fisheyeview]

I still can't tell whether things are fighting or doing that other thing down there.

Kevin

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Holy smokes! Had no idea they could even move that briskly. Great video!

Kevin

Nice pics. You just need to make a slide show with a little light jazz........

 

[BHB ScubaTroll]

... and use plenty of cow bell!

 

[mntlblok]

Great video! I don't know *how* I expected them to find nourishment, but I was surprised to see him actually out working for a living. About all I've witnessed previously was prima donnas, posing and (apparently) looking for handouts. Thanks!

This will also help keeping me from having a heart attack should I ever happen upon one out in the open. (I *do* get kind of excited down there).

Kevin

Here is a little video of "Puff" the seahorse I saw yesterday. If the Video Dude was married to a CPA (like I am) he would have been able dive instead of doing his taxes yesterday. We would be enjoying his professional quality work. As it is we're stuck with my little Flip camera.

YouTube - "Puff" A seahorse at Blue Heron Bridge

Definitely a male. Look at his egg pouch. I'm not going to guess on whether or not he's pregnant. I was wrong about Baby Daddy. All I can say is that I watched him for an hour doing nothing but move from one snack to the next. It looked like he was eating for two (hundred).