Tunnels |
 This is a good shot of a Christmas Tree Worm even with the screwed up settings. |
 This is probably only the second Arrow Blenny I have taken a picture of. Of course, considering how tiny these guys are, this picture isn't much worse than the other one I have. |
 Camera settings make it harder than it already is to spot the File Fish in the picture. |
 With the coloration and location (Bahamas), I'm guessing this is a Cero. |
 French Angel weren't on every site but you could find them here and there. |
 I still think the Puffer fish are cute. |
Shark Junction |
 I'm not sure but this may be one of the few times where the setting may have helped. Here are a couple of reef sharks. |
 Another reef shark - see how close they get? |
 Look, we were at Shark Junction - what do you expect? |
 I can only guess that this is a Wrasse of some sort. |
 Fred pointed out this shrimp to me. He was quite shy. I'm guessing (because it doesn't look quite like a Pederson) that it's a Spotted Cleaner Shrimp. |
 You can see this hermit crab - I think he's a little too small for such a large shell ... |
 I took a picture of this Fan Coral because of what was at it's base ... |
 Some Social Feather Dusters. |
 And, of course, another shark. |
 Hogfish are apparently very tasty. |
 I'm guessing this is a Spinyhead Blenny. |
 The concrete platform where most of the feedings take place actually has quite a few blennys on it, though I'd say there were fewer than the last time I was here ... here's another Spinyhead. |
 This blenny wasn't easily identified as far as which one. |
 Flounder weren't too hard to find here - well, beyond the fact that they hide well, I did see a couple this trip. |
Silver Point |
 The coral formations at Silver Point are some of the most interesting I've seen - or maybe it's just that there's not anything stunningly extrordinary at the site. This is a close up of a small part of ... |
 ... this coral formation. |
