Great diversity of species!

Facts about Blue Heron Bridge, Riviera Beach, Florida It is in United States Blue Heron Bridge, Riviera Beach, Florida is in the Atlantic (North American coastal).

Images taken on this dive site

by Jeri Curley
Squid in the Clouds. I looked up and saw a squid hanging around a mooring line at Blue Heron Bridge. As I was trying to focus on him, he was joined by another. The batteries in my strobe had died and I was lucky the lighting was halfway decent!

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by Eric Walker
My Dive Buddy!!!

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by Suzan Meldonian
Close up of a Banded Coral Shrimp - It really does have a clownsy looking face. Murder to get a straight on shot of him, but patience is a virtue.

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by Suzan Meldonian
Food for Thought... P Blue throat Pike Blenny displaying in hopes of catching a mate, catches a morsel floating by instead.

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by Suzan Meldonian
Juvenile Band Tail Sea Robin. Size of a quarter.

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by Suzan Meldonian
Dondice Occidentalis in the weeds.

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by Suzan Meldonian
Chalk Bass . . .with 'attitude!

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by Suzan Meldonian
Shrimp tongue

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by Suzan Meldonian
Ba ba ba Blenny and da Hook! (sing it to Benny and the Jets)

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by Suzan Meldonian
Polka Dot Batfish displaying it's lure completely

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by Suzan Meldonian
Golden Coral Shrimp with Green Eggs (& ham :)

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by Suzan Meldonian
Polka Dotted Feather Duster

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by Suzan Meldonian
Orange Filefish looked at me with intelligence in it's eyes.

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by Suzan Meldonian
French Angel juvenile with orange sponge background.

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by Suzan Meldonian
Short Big Eye juvenile.

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by Suzan Meldonian
Southern Stargazer

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by Suzan Meldonian
Dr. Eeevil

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by Suzan Meldonian
Green Razor

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by Suzan Meldonian
Cowfish juvenile . . . cellular view. (Nearly transparent)

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by Suzan Meldonian
Fringed Worm, rarely seen

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by Suzan Meldonian
Sealed with a Kiss!

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by Suzan Meldonian
Banded Coral Shrimp

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by Suzan Meldonian
They came from outter space....

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by Suzan Meldonian
Note: the diver next to me was wearing all yellow skin. We call this one a mimic octopus- perhaps not a true mimic scientifially, but certainly likes to mimic.

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by Suzan Meldonian
Dondice Occidentalis

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by Suzan Meldonian
Silly Seaweed Blenny

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by Suzan Meldonian
Tiniest Spotted Drum

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by Suzan Meldonian
Flying Gurnard

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by Suzan Meldonian
...mmm. Nope, this one is toooooo big. A little hermit crab- hunting for a new home.

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by Suzan Meldonian
aaaaaah, home at last! This is where my little friend ended up after trying on about 6 or 7 shells, good fit.

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by Jeri Curley
A couple of Bristle Worms entwined at Blue Heron Bridge. Taken with an Olympus Evolt E-300 and Inon Z-240 strobe.

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by Suzan Meldonian
Rainbow Parrot on the move

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by Suzan Meldonian
Blue Goby, Ioglossus callirus

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by Suzan Meldonian
On March 18th, under a full moon, at night, hundreds of Red Tipped fireworms fishtailed to the surface to spawn. It was a magical sight, and know their eggs are even more potent than their mother's bristles! Ask me how I know! Hot stuff comin thru!

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by Suzan Meldonian
Pipefish

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by Theresa Tracy
Something very simple.... lone starfish.

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by Suzan Meldonian
Seaweed Blenny

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by Suzan Meldonian
The Deep!

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by Ximena Olds
Anemone at Blue Heron Bridge. D7000 105mmVR Ikelite strobes and housing. Subsee 10+

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by Ximena Olds
Lady Flabellina (F. Dushia) Olympus SP 350

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by Ximena Olds
Elysia manching away. Nikon D7000 105mm VR Ikelite housing and strobes. Subsee 10+ 1/160 f22

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by Ximena Olds
Cleaner Shrimp with Eggs. Olympus Sp350

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by Ximena Olds
Mini Melo. Olympus SP 350 Macro 6+

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by Ximena Olds
Cute crabby on Sea Urchin. Nikon D7000 105 mm VR Ikelite strobe and housings Subsee 10+

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by Ximena Olds
Doto Upside down Nikon D7000 105mm Ikelite strobe and housings Subsee 10+

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by Ximena Olds
Busy Nudibranch laying eggs...tiny little eggs Nikon D7000 105 mm VR Ikelite strobes + Housing Subsee 10+

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by Ximena Olds
Eyes of a conch Nikon D7000 105 mm Ikelite strobes and housing Subsee 10+

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by Suzan Meldonian
This is how to stand your ground. Juvenile Black Bass

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by Suzan Meldonian
mysterieuse..... an archaic Ridgeback Sting ray.. reminds us that dinosaurs really do still exist.

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by Suzan Meldonian
Something different in the way of "worm-tales" ... a Scaly Worm. Amazing armour.

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by Suzan Meldonian
Blenny

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by Suzan Meldonian
Plump little bumblebee shrimp.. having fun with the 10x now.

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by Suzan Meldonian
Redbanded Hermit Crab- trying on a conch for size!

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by Suzan Meldonian
Profile of a Polka dot Batfish- inhaling lunch using his lure.

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by Suzan Meldonian
Happy Dragonet, out flirting with the girls...

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by Suzan Meldonian
Pencil Urchin close up.

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by Suzan Meldonian
Cute seaweed blenny in a 5 knot current- sans grappling hook!

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by Ximena Olds
Pink Horns

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by Ximena Olds
Playing with light

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by Suzan Meldonian
Hairy Fireworm

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by Lisa Kelly
Seahorse reflection. Taken with Nikon D800 105mm.

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