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Wonders In The Deep
The Underwater Photography
of James W Knox
Recent Trips
Scout Key Quarry, Florida
For most people spending hours floating in water three to six feet deep,
looking under rocks and in crevices for tiny forms of marine life would not sound appealing.
Yet, such can be a wonderful day with scores of unusual sightings.
Hope you enjoy this very different set of photos.
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Clicking on the"Show More" button at bottom of each section will reveal more pictures.
red ridged clinging crab
box comb jelly (1)
channel crab
juvenile trunkfish (4)
beaded anemone pale lavender
rock boring urchin an echinoderms
pine cone alga
cilliated squilla
measled cowrie -- rare
mangrove tunicate
decorator crab 17
cocoa damselfish juvenile
yellow upsidedown jelly
circle-marked brittle star (4)
hawkwing conch
fuzzy chiton
ridge display on disc
decorator crab
grunt juveniles
spotted cleaner shrimp
reticulated brittle star
tiny anemone
out for a stroll
cushion sea star
violet split-crown feather duster
highhat juvenile
florida sea cucumber
mermaid's fan
colorful oyster
brown variable sponge
decorator crab 8
green porcelain crab
caribbean slender chiton
juvenile trunkfish with split fanworm
amber penshell with egg casing
bi-color beaded anemone
ciliated false suilla
white with mottling
black on red
most unusual color and marking combination
handsome little crab
cumarant (2)
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