2019_Bonaire

Back to Bonaire for 2 weeks of great diving with Divi Divers. We managed to see creatures that we had not photographed before and also manage to capture unusual behaviour from the usual Bonaire subjects. Have a look!

Yellownose Goby
2019 Bonaire Day 1
Peacock Flounder
2019 Bonaire Day 2
2019 Bonaire Day 2
Eye of a Blue fish not identified
2019 Bonaire Day 2
Chain Moray Eel
2019 Bonaire Day 2
Sharptail Eel
2019 Bonaire Day 2
Frogfish
2019 Bonaire Day3
Lizard Fish
2019 Bonaire Day3
Eye of a Scorpion fish
2019 Bonaire Day3
French Angel fish
2019 Bonaire Day4
Arrow Crab
2019 Bonaire Day4
Sea Horse
2019 Bonaire Day 5
Eye of a Reef Octopus
2019 Bonaire Day 5
Redhind and Cleaner Wrasse
2019 Bonaire Day 5
Redlip Blennie
2019 Bonaire Day 5
Fireworm
2019 Bonaire Day 5
Slender Filefish
2019 Bonaire Day 5
Trumpetfish
2019 Bonaire Day6
Slipper Lobster
2019 Bonaire Day6
Anemone Shrimp
2019 Bonaire Day6
Tarpon
2019 Bonaire Day9
Reef Octopus
2019 Bonaire Day9
Baitball and photographer
2019 Bonaire Day10
Baitball
2019 Bonaire Day10
Baitball 2
2019 Bonaire Day10
Salt Pier Scene
2019 Bonaire Day10
Leopard Flatworm
2019 Bonaire Day12
Trumpetfish Yawn 1
2019 Bonaire Day 13
Trumpetfish Yawn 2
2019 Bonaire Day 13
Yellow Burrfish
2019 Bonaire Day 13
Juvenile Trunkfish
2019 Bonaire Day 13
Christmas Tree Worm
2019 Bonaire day 2
Spinyhead Blennie
2019 Bonaire day 2
Redlip Blennie
2019 Bonaire day 2
Peppermint Goby
2019 Bonaire Day3
Yellow Frogfish
2019 Bonaire Day3
Sailfin Blennie
2019 Bonaire Day3
Bigeye with Isopod
2019 Bonaire Day3 isoppod parasite
Sexy Shrimp
2019 Bonaire Day 4
Anemone Shrimp
2019 Bonaire Day 4
Barred Hamlet
2019 Bonaire Day5
Juvenile French Angel fish
2019 Bonaire Day 6 pm
Bridled Goby
2019 Bonaire Day 6 pm
Peacock Flounder
2019 Bonaire Day 6 pm
Orange Sponge at Klein Bonaire
2019 Bonaire Day7
Purple Sponge Reef Scene
2019 Bonaire Day7
Frogfish
2019 Bonaire Day8am
Double Cowfish
2019 Bonaire Day8am