Well, octosnoop, of course!
When I arrived, two seals were playing near the entry point. So I waited patiently for them to move along. OK, truth: not patiently. But I did wait. They eventually went down and landed on a quieter beach.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjC3yepDcj5ri_Bdu44GClLkhs3mvCYhse7HIirnvXsT9f8Ik756SX6JxNCDEQXdKPfERNjwgcYhz4lvr2rqZ0Vrgr22mnpYMETNrxIcvIh-wZigP8fevayvvSfip1YJCjVsDNsTclsKAI/s320/a+spotfin+scorp+again.jpg)
Which freed me up to get into the water and find a Spotfin Scorpion Fish.
Def not the prettiest fish God ever made, but...
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhZnEBBYF6-Q_JQXOiklGYBEsbYs_Nd0iMF-NE9k1AFOMt9jqVfUBaJ6gg6kkGc7WZnCFFd43oriSlfi_ZDpYD3PKemTgMct9ehFIubNzl3l6v_-AAeXIKH5vahbWvakn8suTPJgwnsl0w/s320/clouds+God+sent.jpg)
Nice clouds and light.
Cowry shell, all alone on the bottom. (And yes, I left it there.)
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEheEXEiKaug7kILsPhoBHMZQgxftKkLE8u8oaeKRCVqniNrn7bAXPQYLxzJWCLeHibkWvxZOwdzgZBVGxntDDtn8Yazyrd-yU6pAsDjktdqanRO1uF_XrlbOn67pADacHjN6r1caZzAimU/s320/he%2527e+1.jpg)
Octopus #1 hiding in a cleft of the rock. Very well camouflaged, I thought.
Octopus 2 showing another type of hiding place and its siphon.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjOafO86B1D-ofruodqcKuvTNs-Ozjtx_s40zHQczFvPTrZKWGN2iS15xJYr4Vij_A27HCp5s6o3StP7KhZZ7Tu8HQaqIV1-nDxF1yEzHNUqNrdF55y0DZgoblB1GOwExOABWmSlfJsgXg/s320/he%2527e+2.jpg)
Aren't these the prettiest fishes? I am thinking this is a male, but not positive. I think the females are more red on the head. But as I said, I could be totally wrong.
And that's it! Because there weren't a lot of great shots, I waited to write the post. Now, stay tuned for today's adventures, coming up.
No comments:
Post a Comment