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2012.07.02 Monday 20:22
2&3/6/12 GBR trip: Many photoes of the best season of the GBR
The wind dropped and the sun shined. The real dry season looked like kicking on! The water temperature is slightly low this year, but the visibility is good.
We encountered schools of Dolphins both on the way to the Great Barrier Reef and back to Cairns. There were about 20 Dolphins accompanying to the reef.
The top of the coral reef was so colourful with the sun light.
Looking up from the deep bottom - Mysterious contrast of the light and shadow
An Advanced Openwater student and Green Seaturtle
The sunset, sunrise and stars... there are many features with the overnight cruise.
Dasyatis kuhli/Blue-spotted Stingray
Oxycercichthys veliferus/sailfin dottyback (10 cm) - native from North Great Barrier Reef
Amphiprion melanopus/Red and black anemonefish - as well as native fish
Canthigaster papua/Papuan toby (15 cm)
Flabellina rubrolineata （3 ｃｍ） - orange colour
Flabellina rubrolineata （4ｃｍ） - red and purple
Flabellina rubrolineata （4ｃｍ） - Blue and purple
Valonia aegagropila
Starfish (2 cm)
12 ｃｍ
7 ｃｍ
We spotted many types of fish and other creatures.
Masa Onishi
AL WING
RumRunner
We encountered schools of Dolphins both on the way to the Great Barrier Reef and back to Cairns. There were about 20 Dolphins accompanying to the reef.
The top of the coral reef was so colourful with the sun light.
Looking up from the deep bottom - Mysterious contrast of the light and shadow
An Advanced Openwater student and Green Seaturtle
The sunset, sunrise and stars... there are many features with the overnight cruise.
Dasyatis kuhli/Blue-spotted Stingray
Oxycercichthys veliferus/sailfin dottyback (10 cm) - native from North Great Barrier Reef
Amphiprion melanopus/Red and black anemonefish - as well as native fish
Canthigaster papua/Papuan toby (15 cm)
Flabellina rubrolineata （3 ｃｍ） - orange colour
Flabellina rubrolineata （4ｃｍ） - red and purple
Flabellina rubrolineata （4ｃｍ） - Blue and purple
Valonia aegagropila
Starfish (2 cm)
12 ｃｍ
7 ｃｍ
We spotted many types of fish and other creatures.
Masa Onishi
AL WING
RumRunner
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