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I’m back in Fairy Bower.
Dive was between 9am to 10am and as you can see, condition was good. few different rays and lot of fishes. I need to be patient and approach more slow and gentle I think.
A few photos I’m happy with. But still lot to learn and noeeds practice.
Time in; 17:25
Bottom Time; 68 minutes
Max Depth; 7.6 meter
Visibility; 10 meter
Temperature; 15 degrees
I was saying “I’m looking for Frogfish.” Do you remember this photo?
I couldn’t find what it is for a little while and someone told me it is a frogfish. But it wasn’t, it is a Striped Anglerfish I am looking for! See this link for a detail.
http://www.daveharasti.com/articles/speciesspotlight/stripedanglerfish.htm
Obviously, I couldn’t find tonight, but I got some information that this Anglerfish can be found
It was embarrassing. I woke up 5:45am this morning, coffee and a quick breakfast then pack everything into my car. Left home 6:45, at site 7:00.
I took 45 minutes to get ready for a dive! After 6 weeks of none diving, getting ready was a big event.
Dive was great! As soon as get in the water, 5 squids (2 adults and 3 juvenile) cruising pass me, no evidence coz I was slow, 3 deferent nudibranchs, lots and lots of life then Port Jackson Shark, aren’t they beautiful?
It is shallow dive (max 8 meter) and I have done 10 or more dives there, but I enjoy every dive there. It is like my home dive site in Bay of Islands, NZ. I can get enough of it.
I’m still looking for a black frog fish. I might try Fairlight next time again!
Finally I got a few shot of shy Dusky Whaler Shark!
Friends of mine and I, four of us went for a dive yesterday morning at Fairy Bower. I’ve never seen them that many before and I was thinking if I had a rebreather, can I come closer? I’ve got to work harder and I will get it!!!!
More photos on my Flickr as usual.
Thanks for awesome day, Buddies!!!
Time in; 10:12am
Dive Time; 70 minutes
Max Depth; 7.0 meter
Temperature; 20 ℃
Visibility; 12 meter
