http://www.southfloridasnorkeling.com Dedicated to Snorkeling in South Florida Sat, 30 Jul 2011 17:34:40 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en A neat pictorial posted by the Palm Beach Post highlighting efforts to help local Sea Turtles during the recent record cold spell in South Florida. The turtles recovered from the cold with help from the great people at Gumbo Limbo Nature Center in Boca Raton and were later released across the street at Red Reef [...]]]> http://www.southfloridasnorkeling.com/cold-stunned-turtles-released/ http://www.southfloridasnorkeling.com/bearded-fireworm-2/ http://www.southfloridasnorkeling.com/feather-dusters/ http://www.southfloridasnorkeling.com/quick-update/ http://www.southfloridasnorkeling.com/coral-cove-park-jupiter-florida/ http://www.southfloridasnorkeling.com/peanut-island-west-palm-beach/ http://www.southfloridasnorkeling.com/blowing-rocks-preserve/ This guy was lurking around and moved from rock to rock.  It was a bit daunting considering how murky the water was and the fact these guys aren’t startled by humans.]]> http://www.southfloridasnorkeling.com/barracuda-up-close/ This isn’t the greatest quality pic, however, the fish is pretty cool.  It’s a juvenile Dusky Damselfish.  Although vibrant as a juvenile, they grow to be a simple dark chocolate color.]]> http://www.southfloridasnorkeling.com/picture-of-juvenile-dusky-damselfish/ We almost didn’t see this guy.  He thought he had a good hiding spot, however, we saw him just hanging out on the bottom.]]> http://www.southfloridasnorkeling.com/picture-of-flounder-hiding-under-water/