E.S.S. at Baie Maria

Madam J and I recently walked out to Baie Maria for an Extreme Shallow Snorkeling expedition and were rewarded with a few outstanding sightings, including several small moray eels, two scorpionfish, a couple mantis shrimp and loads of juvenile fish. This time Madam J swam back instead of walking along the shore and actually found it easier than walking.

Jenn Through Natural Tunnel
West Indian Sea Egg (<em>Tripneustes ventricosus</em>
Plumed Scorpionfish (<em>Scorpaena grandicornis</em>)
Sun Anemone (<em>Stichodactyla helianthus<em>)
Sun Anemone (<em>Stichodactyla helianthus<em>)
Smooth Rocks in the Shallows
Plumed Scorpionfish (<em>Scorpaena grandicornis</em>)
Amber Penshell (<em>Pinna carnea</em>)

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