WHITE FROG FISH

I love their buggy eyes and fins that look like, and act like feet.

January 30th 2017
LEMBEH This was a funny trip. My flight to Indonesia from Santiago, Chile was routed through Seattle. I had a fourteen hour layover, not time enough to drive all the way home, then back to the airport. I asked my daughter, Lauren to come visit with me and to bring me a pair of pedal pushers; I lost my brand new ones in Costa Rica on our river run. I could catch up with what was happenin ... read more

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The Dutch began to colonize Indonesia in the early 17th century; the islands were occupied by Japan from 1942 to 1945. Indonesia declared its independence after Japan's surrender, but it required four years of intermittent negotiations, recurring hos... ... read more

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Linda

Never too old

I am a very senior scuba diver and I am finishing up a five month scuba diving trip in SE Asia. I just finished my one hundredth dive since the start of the trip in April. I was certified in 1986 but didn't dive regularly until after my last child was born, when I was forty (I have seven). This is not my first trip to Asia; I dove in Palawan - Philippines, Thailand and Indonesia, and have taken dive trips to Cozumel, Canada, Malta, Bonaire, Honduras and Bahama, and have done dives in the Black Sea - Bulgaria, and Epcot Center in Florida. I tell people we dive where ever there is a puddle.... full info

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29th August 2017

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Dave and Merry Jo Binkley

WOW, great shot
NICE ONE

9th September 2017

Never too old
Linda

Great shot...
Yes, I liked this one, and that one, and that one, etc...so many frog fish, but you must love them to see their beauty. I got another great shot of this one, yawning so wide he could have swallowed my strobe. But he was splayed out between two twigs so you had to see that before you could see the fish. Thanks for your interest.

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