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Indigo hamlets were everywhere at Turneffe atoll! I only saw a few in 4.5 years on Little Cayman... 
posted by Rod @ 9:26 PM
Monday, December 18, 2006
Indigo hamlets were everywhere at Turneffe atoll! I only saw a few in 4.5 years on Little Cayman...
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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3 Comments:
Oooooh! It's beautiful! We just came back from Bonaire, where the most common hamlets were butter and yellow-tailed. Barred hamlets (extremely bountiful in LC) were relatively rare, and we certainly never saw an Idigo hamlet. Kathy
Very Cool! Thanks for - finally - posting some pictures!
Oh, and remember, you can make a hamlet without breaking a few eggs... ;-)
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