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pmk wrote:

Maggy wrote:
#1: http://singlespeedphoto.com/stjohn2009/ ... #h157aa07f

Orangespotted filefish

Thanks, Maggy. I guess this one must be a juvenile or something since it doesn't exactly have orange spots, eh?

pmk

I can't see the photo again, as the webpage is not responding, but they do have smaller orange spots towards the tail and on the back. I don't have any picture of a juvenile, so I'm unsure how they look.

But there are also a white spotted filefish that can be totally orange, without spots, so this is a bit confusing. That one is much bigger, so there is no doubt what species your fish is.

And just to make it even more confusing, there is a rare filefish called orange filefish (saw one in Virgin Gorda) that is covered in small orange dots.

Well, enough fish ID for today Bedtime here on this side of the pond.

LOVEd the shot of the American Kestral at Reef Bay. CUTE CUTE CUTE!!

Great shots. Thanks for sharing!

Gromit wrote:LOVEd the shot of the American Kestral at Reef Bay. CUTE CUTE CUTE!!

Great shots. Thanks for sharing!

Thanks. There was a pair of them nesting under the eves of the mill. Inside the mill there were were zillions of bats!

pmk

Maggy wrote:
I can't see the photo again, as the webpage is not responding, but they do have smaller orange spots towards the tail and on the back. I don't have any picture of a juvenile, so I'm unsure how they look.

Thanks again, Maggy. Sorry about the problem with the webpage -- I was probably editting the photo to add the name while you were trying to access it. My bad.

pmk

Welcome PMK~ You are a great photographer & captured the island beautifully!

Thanks msgcolleen. You are all so gracious. I can't wait to get back there and shoot some more.

pmk

Great pics so far Check the rest out when we get home, slow internet connection here at the villa.