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Same one at low tide
[QUOTE=Lewy;16880154]We were only after a lawnmower blennie tonight and to take some pics for you all.
It was a full moon and was quite pleasant except for the biting midges and mosquitoes. But one we got away from the mangroves it was ok.
Our collector mate could not make it and told us to keep an eye out for small sharks.
Look what we found!! It is a small Wobegong shark.
This is a Jawfish only found in the Darwin region as well.
For the octopus lovers. Plenty of these guys out at night time feeding.
Cute little puffer.
We call thses Tuskfish or Bluebones. They are nice eating when they are larger and have bluebones when you cook them. Must be the same family as parrotfish.
Found another of our local Tang as well in a rockpool.
We call these longtoms. Comes from the garfish family. Only a lot larger.
Nice little spanish dancer/nudibranch
[/QUOTE]Peixe pedra, isso ai mata mesmo
esponjas e crinoide e um monte de bicho na RV
ele ouviu um barulho e iluminou com uma lanterna e viu um Dingo rodeando onde ele estava
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Its not a hobby...its way of life
