 These are some kind of mackerel fish.
These are some kind of mackerel fish. Here are more of those mackerel-like fish except they've been crystallized.
Here are more of those mackerel-like fish except they've been crystallized. Here's a french grunt in front a squirrel fish.
Here's a french grunt in front a squirrel fish. This is a green moray eel.
This is a green moray eel. This is a sting ray. I'm not sure if it was laying eggs or something because as I got close, it seemed to get angry. It arched it's back kind of like a hissing cat. I didn't want to take my chances with this one so, I promptly left her be.
This is a sting ray. I'm not sure if it was laying eggs or something because as I got close, it seemed to get angry. It arched it's back kind of like a hissing cat. I didn't want to take my chances with this one so, I promptly left her be. Here's a lobster. No digital trickery here. The unsteady camera ended up giving this shot a cool effect just 'by accident!'
Here's a lobster. No digital trickery here. The unsteady camera ended up giving this shot a cool effect just 'by accident!' Here we have an artistic contribution by an anonymous guest artist. The piece is called 'puffer'.
Here we have an artistic contribution by an anonymous guest artist. The piece is called 'puffer'.Have a nice day!
 

Nice blog. Always great to find another snorkel aficionado.
ReplyDeleteI have been contemplating about a snorkel at Barker's and doing a search I came upon your blog. Curious as to how you would compare it to some other areas?
I may check out the reef of the West Bay Public beach by Alfresco's since you seem to have found some nice creatures.
I mainly snorkel on North Side and East End. You can check out my Cayman snorkel blogs here on Blogspot or on Tumblr.
http://caymansnorkelblog.blogspot.com/
http://snorkelblog.tumblr.com/
Cheers,
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