Octopus #1 turned the darker color when I swooped down in the deeper side for a better look. Sorry, dude!
Octopus #2 is almost the same color as the sand... The eye has pale white lines radiating out from its center.
He'e 3 choosing to blend in
Showing eye and siphonand again. The eye is left and below of the siphon.
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A bit darker here, showing siphon and eye
Siphon, eye, and sand in the water.
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There were no dancing or hunting octopuses today. I'm glad to see them, though, no matter what they are doing.
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Nice little wrasse, I think it's called Black Lined Wrasse.
Today I found my friend likes clouds as much as I do! Hook 'em, horns!
Not easy to draw a bead on, but the Snakeshead Cowry was hiding in a divot in the bottom, behind a piece of coral.
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Pink coral for Sue.
Big Cornet and following, two little guys, smaller than pencils!
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This urchin had a lot of protective armor.
Hebrew Cone Shell
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Honu swam by and underneath me.
Another one on the beach. You can see its trail.
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Same small honu as above.
Male Box Fish
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Needlefish
Pencil Urchins on the deep side.
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Pinktail. They are in the same family as the Humu, I think.
Rock Mover and the octopus hiding nearby.
Snoozing seal and my longest-term Kauai friend, above it.![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEi2-4azLgi6vv_E1d_1m6KLt8VMFA54MejU9AUNxcQXO9J1RvDhYpWAl7opVq2Yv1qw05wdSSKlQ6W4BdYpa3ROyZPDeITB6LoCktApYUc1rlALs2P6Lre2bvm1FsVJsLWx3oJwGcoxrsA/s320/seal.jpg)
Snoozing seal. I'm happy to report that the seal was signed protectively and people were being respectful.
Snowflake Moray going from one rock to another.
I was sorry to miss seeing my friends while I was in the water, but got to catch up with them at Keoki's later...mmmmm, Hula Pie! (If you don't already know, it's a huge piece..3 of us shared and it was plenty.) Be kind to the animals. And thanks.
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