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Snorkelling photos
Some 35mm photos taken with single-use waterproof camera. These were all taken just a few yards from the beach near the drop-off.
Inside a large shoal of Blue or Lunar Fusiliers, which were being harrassed by a group of half-a-dozen Jacks.
![Inside a large shoal of Blue or Lunar Fusiliers, which were being harrassed by a group of half-a-dozen Jacks.](images2/bluefusilier.jpg)
I think this is a Daisy Parrotfish.
![I think this is a Daisy Parrotfish.](images2/daisyparrotfish.jpg)
An Empress or Regal Angelfish ducks behind some coral just as I press the button. A Powder-blue Surgeonfish watches.
![An Empress or Regal Angelfish ducks behind some coral just as I press the button. A Powder-blue Surgeonfish watches.](images2/empressorregalangelfish.jpg)
A group of Humpback Red Snappers hang motionless above the drop-off.
![A group of Humpback Red Snappers hang motionless above the drop-off.](images2/humpbackredsnapper.jpg)
A Lined Butterflyfish.
![A Lined Butterflyfish.](images2/linedbutterflyfish.jpg)
A pair of Powder-blue Surgeonfish.
![A pair of Powder-blue Surgeonfish.](images2/powderblue.jpg)
There were literally thousands of Red-tooth Triggerfish swimming just off the beach.
![There were literally thousands of Red-tooth Triggerfish swimming just off the beach.](images2/redtoothedtriggerfish.jpg)
A Unicornfish.
![A Unicornfish.](images2/unicornfish.jpg)
Oriental Sweetlips and a Humpback Red Snapper.
![Oriental Sweetlips and a Humpback Red Snapper.](images2/orientalsweetlips.jpg)
This school of fish just kept swimming in a circle round and round the piling under the reception jetty.
![This school of fish just kept swimming in a circle round and round the piling under the reception jetty.](images2/circlingfish1.jpg)