1 The North shore was still too rained out to dive, so headed to South shore for an afternoon boat dive. A pair of Arc-Eye Hawkfishes at Sheraton Caverns.
2 A male Spotted Boxfish
3 Blacktail Snapper at Sheraton Caverns
4 A green sea turtle heads up out of one of the caverns
5 A school of Bluestripe Snappers
6 A species of damselfish, the Hawaiian Dascyllus
7 A Moorish Idol cruising the reef at Sheraton Caverns
8 The second South shore dive of the afternoon was at Brennecke's Ledge. Here is a Giant Moray peeking out.
9 Zebra Moray
10 The reef system at Brennecke's Ledge
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12 A Divided Flatworm
13 A Whitemouth Moray at Brennecke's Ledge
14 Imperial Nudibranchs often travel in pairs, attached to each other end to end
15 View of the beach just before descending onto the reef at Tunnels for the second dive of the morning
16 It was several days later before the North Shore cleared up enough to go diving at Tunnels. A sea turtle taking a nap on the reef.
17 Juveniles cruising the reef
18 Lot of turtles on this dive!
19 Teardrop Butterflyfish, named for the shape of the black marking on their sides.
20 Orange Cup Coral at Tunnels
