Well the dive today was short. About 5′ of visibility. If you weren’t touching your buddy, you couldn’t see him. And it was a cold 71 degrees. As I was trying to stay with Linda […]
Visited the famous St. Augustine Alligator Farm Rookery April 15, 16, and 17. It is a great place to view and photograph Florida’s herons, egrets, and other nesting birds at close range. It is also […]
The night dive last night was a little strange. It amazes me how often I can get “lost” in such a simple place. I only have a few subjects as my regulator mouthpiece tore off […]
This post contains photos from April 11th and April 13th. Here are the highlights: Found a small clump of hydroids with several Doto nudibranchs, including several laying eggs. The Flabellina marcusorum in “nudi world” are […]
Great night dive! Didn’t go very far but found a lot of subjects. Correction, was shown a lot of subjects. Thanks Linda and Judy. First is a yellowish male Dwarf Frogfish about the size of […]
Today I found my first orange Amphipod, a shrimp-like little bug about half a grain of rice in size and bright orange. Sorry, no babies on this one. Next, as I was turning over urchins […]
Went to the West side today in hopes of seeing the purple flabellina, a really gorgeous little nudibranch that showed up at the same time last year for a few weeks. Subjects for this slide […]