Diving in the Sea of Cortez November 4-11 2007

Panamic Pork Fish


Here are a few of Sandra's pictures. To see more, click on the link Sea of Cortez and then click on "Slideshow". Paul has to get his photos developed. Then he has to figure out how to put them in his chapter of this Blog.


Preparing to Dive
Barber Fish
Parrot Fish being cleaned



The Crown of Thorns Sea Star. One of the "nasties" in the sea. It kills the coral. Although not widely spread here, it is becoming a problem on the Barrier Reef.


The Nautilus Explorer. It has a welcome hot tub on the second deck. Unfortunately, a trip to the washroom beckons stronger after a dive than the hot tub.

Comments

Hervé and Bryn said…
Finally pictures. We've been checking everyday. Hervé liked the whale ones the best on the other blog. Got anymore of those to put on this one?
November 16, 2007 at 3:37 p.m.
The Old and the Restless said…
You are up late! No more whale sharks. Your dad stayed in the panga (small boat) because of an ear problem he was having. He had a really good view because the whale shark was near the surface a lot,(I was snorkelling) but unfortunately, he didn't take his camera.

Your dad got his pics developed. Now he has to get some cropped and then he has to scan them.
November 16, 2007 at 3:51 p.m.
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