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Posted on December 3, 2017December 3, 2017 by Chris Long

Photo Comp winner October 2017

Hannah Smeeton’s photo of a Manta Ray night dive off the big island of Hawaii.OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA

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Heavy is good sometimes.

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Yep that is one giant stride out... you'd want to get it right..

Exit point??

i dont see a ladder to go up

Real Waterpeople. Magnificent!

Can only assume that on a sheltered side of the bay (?) or wherever they went in the was a safe easy exit point. Very keen divers indeed. 👍👌

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I was busting to get back down to Blairgowrie. As soon as the 25km limit was lifted I headed down eager to see what a few weeks of limited diving there would yield. After I managed to navigate my way through the slick of white out water caused by some dredging and fine clear water it didn't disappoint. I found plenty of critters including the rarely spotted Melibe maugeana Nudibranch and the cutest tiny little Velvetfish. It was good to be back and a relief to see just a single Spider Crab. Here's hoping they stick to Rye again for aggregation this year. ... See MoreSee Less

I was busting to get back down to Blairgowrie. As soon as the 25km limit was lifted I headed down eager to see what a few weeks of limited diving there would yield. After I managed to navigate my way through the slick of white out water caused by some dredging and fine clear water it didnt disappoint. I found plenty of critters including the rarely spotted Melibe maugeana Nudibranch and the cutest tiny little Velvetfish. It was good to be back and a relief to see just a single Spider Crab. Heres hoping they stick to Rye again for aggregation this year.Image attachmentImage attachment+Image attachment
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Those that know me know I love a slug. Part of the joy for me is finding them especially with the camouflage they can have. I found this species Melibe maugeana at Blairgowrie yesterday.
I have only ever seen it once before back at the end of April.
It has to be the king of camouflage. If you didn't know it was out there I don't think you would ever notice it. An amazing creature.
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Those that know me know I love a slug. Part of the joy for me is finding them especially with the camouflage they can have. I found this species Melibe maugeana at Blairgowrie yesterday.
I have only ever seen it once before back at the end of April.
It has to be the king of camouflage. If you didnt know it was out there I dont think you would ever notice it. An amazing creature.
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okay, that is the best disguise I have ever seen

Once again, if you don't mind, cleaned up in Lightroom

Where is it what is it yuck

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