This morning, we headed to our favorite local snorkel site ahead of the crowd and before the big surge that is predicted for the next few days. We encountered a lot of current, but were still able to enjoy the marine life.
Today's photos represent one unusual-looking fish species, the bird wrasse, and one invertebrate, an octopus.
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| Octopus |
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| Octopus out in the open |
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| A small female bird wrasse (about 4 inches) |
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| A male bird wrasse (about 8 inches long) |
The bird wrasse uses its long snout to feed on small benthic prey.
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