| | At Turtle Nest, vibrant coral. | |
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| | | Some sort of hogfish, perhaps | |
| | | In places the water was stunningly clear | |
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| | and bright sun just lit this guy up | |
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| | Can you find the flounder? | |
| | | | Some fish were truly alien | |
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| | | On the ironshore (foggy lens, sorry) | |
| | | Ironshores had more urchins | |
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| | ...and schools of shining green fish | |
| | | ...that you had to swim through | |
| | | Above the shoreline were these "chitons" | |
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| | | | Sea worm (fuzzy lens again) | |
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| | | | At Eden Rock, the fish are beggers! | |
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| | And there are shallow scuba sites there | |
| | | And nice views of the deep. | |
| | | Back at Turtle Nest's reef (our favorite spot... and right outside our room!) | |
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| | Ripples on the water's surface, reflected/refracted on coral | |
| | | Fry (baby fish) were everywhere | |
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| | Tiny things are difficult to photograph | |
| | | | Maybe this is a blenny(?) | |
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| | Another pair of parrotfish | |
| | | A huge barracuda in shallow water | |
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| | | This big guy was hiding in this rock | |
| | | ...swaying back and forth with the waves | |
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| | There's a lot to explore on Grand Cayman | |
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