Are you wondering why on earth I included the photo below?
Look carefully at the beige bump sort of in the middle of rocks....that's #2 peeking at me.
And this is what the #2 octopus looks like closer.It did retreat into its den....And what is that in its siphon? Hope it's not fishing line!!!
This was awwww so cute he'e #3, a little one. You can see its eye.
And its teensy tiny suckers. Am I wrong or are those just so cute? (Your mileage may vary.)
We also had a nice sunrise and some rain out at sea:
Sunrise pink and palm trees.![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhfeBgwQ2gpKzD3mZdLPDoqQurqIdOjwnbx_LB9y2xmAJbHi8DO1WeP0a3nJIFQmdf5ztinJlW8sXzklHyIYPd4HSOUCMpNagWPMYiHw2fvhz-qsIQyyGx5gL3C5SGX9uxWWXicZvJ4hXk/s320/pink.jpg)
Here's the rain at sea. Neat, huh?
And finally the sun peeked over the far rocks.
This is not a great photo of the orange spined unicorn, but can you spot its blue eyeliner? Isn't that a hoot?!
And these 2 cousin Humu were both preparing to dart into holes. Apparently, I am quite fierce and scary. HA
Talk about really fierce and scary, this eel was so large, I couldn't get it into one photo.
And also in the fierce category, this Giant Trevally flew through. Fast, too! I got 2 photos only. The fish do run from these guys.
Picasso Trigger. Note the Convict Tang in the lower left above; they rub themselves against rocks for some reason. Maybe getting shed of parasites?
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Needlefish
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This Ornate Butterfly fish was on its own. Unusual, as they usually travel in pairs.
Tentacles. And you can just barely see the eye on the left, above the algae.
A nice swim. Oh and I found something on the bottom:
There was an engraving on the inside: D. Yurman. Turns out to be a jewelry store. We'll see what we do with it. Thankful for the safe journey to the Bay and all the great creatures inside it!
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