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Señoritas o Doncellas Género HalichoeresObserv.
maractwinDescripción
Note yellow anal fin
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Familia CottidaeObserv.
gwarkDescripción
prey item - mink is separate observation
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tonydiverDescripción
Second photo under-exposed but shows full side view/first shows actual colouration
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Hemaris gracilisObserv.
jakemccumberDescripción
Size comparison with creeping phlox flower. Legs very red, not pale (thysbe) or black (diffinis). No good wing shots, but second image shows shadow of wing with smooth edge to red marginal band.
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maractwinDescripción
About 2 cm long, on weedy rubble at 80 feet. There was a second brown one nearby which I failed to photograph.
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Scarus rivulatusObserv.
davemmdaveDescripción
Subject=large pale fish R of centre.
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Peces Erizo, Globo, Cofre Y Parientes Orden TetraodontiformesObserv.
guillaumedupuy
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anne47Descripción
About 12 cm long, laterally compressed, in ~10 cm water depth on sandflat at low tide (hence horrible photos), acting like a leaf. White patches on belly may be missing scales. Very unusual fish. Labridae has been suggested but I can't find anything resembling it.
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Pez Luna Gigante Mola tectaObserv.
underwaterpatDescripción
PHOTO CREDIT:
Photo 1: Joe Platko https://www.instagram.com/hiimjoe88
Photo 2: JR Sosky https://www.instagram.com/hijrsosky/
Photo 3: JR Sosky/Marianne Nyeggard
MOLA TECTA IN MONTEREY BAY! Photographed by local photographers Joe Platko and JR Sosky, and Identified by Marianne Nyeggard via Michael Howard at Monterey Bay Aquarium
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maractwinDescripción
This one is driving me crazy. A terminal male I am unable to match to any of the expected species.
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nigelmarshDescripción
Was very surprised to see this Latticed Grubfish eating an Ornate Ghost Pipefish.
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Rayas Látigo Familia DasyatidaeObserv.
maractwinDescripción
A lifer for me! Too bad the tail was broken off.
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uwkwajDescripción
Darting among small caves and holes on steep seaward reef slope, depth about 25m
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Género GobiodonObserv.
martyhingDescripción
This is an undescribed species nominally known as 'species D' by a number of researchers. I think the coral is Acropora divaricata but I could do with some help on that. These specimens were collected under a research permit and were released alive.
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Agujón de Quilla Platybelone argalusObserv.
sea-kangarooDescripción
Snorkeling.
One of a group of them.
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Esfinge Rústica Manduca rusticaObserv.
tracy26Lugar
Butterfly Garden, El Franco Lee Park, Unnamed Road, Pearland, TX 77581, United States (Google, OSM)
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suestutzmanDescripción
Unusually marked Calycopis cecrops. Haven't seen one with this much white around the dark hindwing eye spots before.
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Morena Amarilla Gymnothorax vicinusObserv.
vanilendilDescripción
about 3 feet deep, and about 2 feet long. I think a vicinus.
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Bombus morrisoniObserv.
maractwinDescripción
Very large bumblebee, almost an inch long.
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nfafjafhfjfjDescripción
Weird fish swimming around the seaweed. Looked like a seaweed bubble. Had a sucker on its belly and attached to me. Really cool looking.
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Animales Reino AnimaliaObserv.
vanhoutanFecha
Septiembre 26, 2012Descripción
Thought this might have been a seawasp, but looks more like a comb jelly. Thanks for the help!
