The continuing sagas of the Blue Heron Bridge

[sportxlh]

I have also seen a lot of octopi at the bridge lately: here are a few....

this is the same octo as the one above: just taken a couple of seconds later

A few other critters:

 

[KBeck]

sportx--Yes, it appears it's Octo time at the bridge!!! I love hanging out with them all!
And, great clear shot of that blennie......my beginner skills with the new camera haven't even tried anything that moves faster than a starfish yet!

AHHH of course "THE"" shot -a K&J kodak moment!!!!...

You should have seen how excited I was!!! Jim and I always give too much attention to cucumbers...as I came around the back of this one and realized what the camouflage was, you should have seen me dance !!!!! However, Jim was the one to figure out there was a baby, too. I can't wait 'til I have enough vague skill to throw some pics into the ring too!

 

[tibenmiami]

I have also seen a lot of octopi at the bridge lately: here are a few....

this is the same octo as the one above: just taken a couple of seconds later

A few other critters:

Very good Macro

 

[DebbyDiver]

http://www.scubaboard.com/forums/so...idge-july-2-independence-weekend-kickoff.html

 

[Scuba_Jenny]

I have also seen a lot of octopi at the bridge lately: here are a few....
A few other critters:

LOVE the jawfish! Beautiful shot.




Krista- glad to hear the photo bug hit ya! Lookin' forward to seeing your shots. Put em up! Let's see em!

 

[DennisW]

Who noticed the eggs in the Jawfish's mouth? Very cool.

 

[Scuba_Jenny]

ME!!!!!! that's why I love the pic!

 

[jet126]

Can someone please help me id these.

Is the mortal combat two ribbon eels or blennys? (blennies?)





And what kind of crab is this?



Thank you!

 

[sportxlh]

Can someone please help me id these.

Is the mortal combat two ribbon eels or blennys? (blennies?)

And what kind of crab is this?

Thank you!

the crab is a decorator crab

the two eel-like fish look like pipefish to me: by the way, where did you see them? I've seen a lot of them on the east span but have never seen any on the west span

 

[Scuba_Jenny]

Are those pike blennies? I don't think pipefish have the dorsal fin like that. Though I am known to be wrong...