15 Eagle Rays Yesterday!!
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Martha
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I was on the same dive as greylion and it was AMAZING!!! San Juan was our second dive and it was really beautiful. I've never seen an actual field of heather, but that's what I picture it looking like in my mind.
mjennings
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Eagle Rays are my favorite creatures in the Cozumel waters. Just spectacular. I won't be there again until late May and am truly saddened to know they will have migrated away from the island by then 
It helps (but only a little bit) to at least see the pics of rays in this thread......
It helps (but only a little bit) to at least see the pics of rays in this thread......
CZMDM
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Saw 15 this morning on the first dive at San Juan. I can't believe how many we are seeing so late in the year.
Here's a link of the Rays we saw with Christy at Cantarell on Sunday, just incredible. Thanks again Christy.
Hi Martha!
Jim and Sue's Pictures :: Untitled
Jim
Hi Martha!
Jim and Sue's Pictures :: Untitled
Jim
roguetrixie
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I get so excited seeing a group of 3 or 4 that I can't imagine what I'd do if I saw a group of 30 or 40. Probably swallow my reg.
ha! that's a good one, swallow your reg. I'd say pee my pants but that's normal down under the water.
That would be an amazing sight! Glad you're having a good trip!
robint
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wow, awesome pics everybody! I have never seen more than 1 or 2 at a time, and never in Coz. But then, I have only been to Coz in March, May, June, July, & Aug. I guess I just keep missing them.
In all those pictures the rays all have their wings in the same position. Do they flap their wings in sync with each other? Personally, I've only seen one (Grand Cayman). That is so cool!!!!
2 weeks ago we saw a squadron of 15 Spotted Eagle Rays on the C-56 north of PDC. They stayed around the wreck for our entire dive. We had seen them on a previous dive to the wreck but they did not stay around the first time.
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