The continuing sagas of the Blue Heron Bridge

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One of the swimmers cut their foot it looked like. I was walking past just as he sat down at the lifeguard station. Great dives yesterday and saw a big 2 foot octopus out in the sand and it was on the move. Big HorseShoe crab also. Nice day, about 150 divers on both sides, I'd guess.

Hey, what's up with all the 'Towel Heads' LoL!!

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Glad you had a good time. I'm also glad to know that it wasn't another OD, although I feel bad for the person that cut their foot.

Ah, the good old days of teaching navigation on land by making students put a towel over their heads so they can't see. I watched one almost walk into a picnic table, but the istructor stopped them in time.
 
Sunday was not as good as Saturday, but it was still a good day. I got to meet some new SB divers. Total dive time was 2 hours 17 minutes.

I was looking for new nudibranch's but didn't find anything I had not shot before. I did get to shoot some Headshield Slugs to do more testing on the SubSee Adaptor. I also found a nice suprise which made the dive for me.

Here are some of my shots.

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OK, some shots from Sunday...

A little help here...


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Some of Kev's seaweed... closer looks...

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And... then some...


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A pacific damsel fish: humbug dascyllus Now you see it now you don't
He has been relocated (safely -to keep our eco system balanced -we don't want a lionfish type problem here!)
I just got a magnifing glass to find those nudis everyone else sees & I'm going to try to put it over the LCD so I can see if they are in focus or I am going to give up & go back to looking for the eagle rays!
 

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A pacific damsel fish: humbug dascyllus Now you see it now you don't
He has been relocated (safely -to keep our eco system balanced -we don't want a lionfish type problem here!)
I just got a magnifing glass to find those nudis everyone else sees & I'm going to try to put it over the LCD so I can see if they are in focus or I am going to give up & go back to looking for the eagle rays!

Probably a release from an aquarium. Those damsels are just as brutal in an aquarium as they are in the ocean.
Thank you for taking care of a potential problem
 

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