I hadn't seen a green turtle for months, (we do have heaps of hawksbill turtles here) so I was very happy to see this guy swim by with an attached shark sucker at Nancy's Cup of Tea this morning!
posted by Rod @ 7:41 PM
Saturday, July 23, 2005
I hadn't seen a green turtle for months, (we do have heaps of hawksbill turtles here) so I was very happy to see this guy swim by with an attached shark sucker at Nancy's Cup of Tea this morning!
This blog is mostly about sharing photographically the beauty of the undersea world surrounding Little Cayman to those less fortunate than ourselves. Of course there is a bit of humor (I hope) included in the descriptions, and a bit of the dry world included here as well.
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