- Location
- Bay ridge, Brooklyn
So I've been to Florida Keys this summer (or was it 100 years ago, the time run so fast...) and took tons of picture. Some of them may be interesting to you so I thought I share. Please forgive me if I made any ID mistakes and correct if you know the right name. Thanks
First, private beach of the place we've stayed in. I've had luck to see a lot of marine life by just snorkeling there.
A small island that were a coral reef before the ocean levels dropped some time ago. Those kind of formations are usually accesible only by boat, but this one is close enough to the shore you can kayak there.
Spotted eagle ray seen from the bridge while we were driving to Key West
We've found some interesting shells on that small island
Atlantic spadefish school I photographed under a restaurant's molo
A box crab. Afraid of me as you see
Hermit crab walking on the rocks during low tide
Seaweed blenny poking out of his hole. He was pissed off when I tried to picture him
Some kind of large nudibranch I suppose
Juvenile french angelfish
And two adults
Now corals
Some kind of monti? with Christmas tree worms. I love these
Same thing with green tip anemone
Some sps
Sea fans with dead man's fingers
Zoanthids. I ultimately thought how would they look under my light
That was amazing find- a rock completely covered with nice green zoas
Last one christmas tree colony on brain coral
I've got a lot of pictures left. Want more?
First, private beach of the place we've stayed in. I've had luck to see a lot of marine life by just snorkeling there.
A small island that were a coral reef before the ocean levels dropped some time ago. Those kind of formations are usually accesible only by boat, but this one is close enough to the shore you can kayak there.
Spotted eagle ray seen from the bridge while we were driving to Key West
We've found some interesting shells on that small island
Atlantic spadefish school I photographed under a restaurant's molo
A box crab. Afraid of me as you see
Hermit crab walking on the rocks during low tide
Seaweed blenny poking out of his hole. He was pissed off when I tried to picture him
Some kind of large nudibranch I suppose
Juvenile french angelfish
And two adults
Now corals
Some kind of monti? with Christmas tree worms. I love these
Same thing with green tip anemone
Some sps
Sea fans with dead man's fingers
Zoanthids. I ultimately thought how would they look under my light
That was amazing find- a rock completely covered with nice green zoas
Last one christmas tree colony on brain coral
I've got a lot of pictures left. Want more?
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