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A lone yellow Damselfish is centre stage in the staghorn coral.
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Santa Barbara Janolus at Monterey Wharf  2. We have been seeing these up here the last bunch of years in the fall. They used to not be this far north.
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Bay Pipefish in eel grass at Monterey Wharf  2. He was hiding in the eel grass and was difficult to get a clear shot of  but I managed to capture this dramatic image.
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Bay Pipefish in eel grass.
By David Lehrian
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Underwater Photo Location: Darwin Island

Underwater Photo Location: Darwin Island

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An out-post for diving if not a mecca! fantastic Sharks Hammerheads, Silky's Galapagos and white tips, Also we was accompanied by Dolphins on every dive, also can be seen is seal an sea lions amoungst many other smaller fish including Jacks, Yello Fin Tuna, we saw in the distance a sail fish as well. It is expensive for us Brits to get there, but well worth the money.
Facts about Darwin Island
  • It is in Ecuador
  • Darwin Island is in the Pacific.
  • The typical depth is 0-30 Metres 0-100 Feet.
  • The typical visibility is 3-10 Metres 10-30 Feet.
Dive types
Liveaboard

Marine Life
bigsmallsharksdolphinsturtlesshoals

Diving facilities
airguided

Photo facilities
macrowideangle

by Mikhail Smirnov
Cormorants.

by Alejandro Topete
Eagle Ray on Blue, Galapagos Ecuador

by Alejandro Topete
whale Shark Tail, Galapagos Ecuador

by Alejandro Topete
Trumpet fish in the dark

by Alejandro Topete
Group of Surgeons, Galapagos Ecuador

by Alejandro Topete
Blue Jacks on the Dark, Galapagos Ecuador

by Chris Miskavitch
ssshhhh....I'm sleeping

by Jesse Alpert
Scalloped Hammerhead School at Darwin Island, Galapagos. July 2015 Canon G16 with Fantasea housing Grabbed this photo as I gushed with awe as 100 hammers glided over me as I clutched a rock to keep from being swept away by 4 knot current.

by Alejandro Topete
Hammerhead Shark, Isla Darwin Galápagos
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