I took this video of a hummingbird at the Tucson Botanical Garden, Tucson, Arizona on January 28, 2010.
Hummingbird
January 28th, 2010Vail, 2009
December 28th, 2009
Bob, Cindy, Cassie, Courtney, Tom, Thomas, Mary Ellen, Nicole, Neil, Barbara, Georgia, Olivia, Clarice, Suzanne, Scott, Catherine, Ashley, and Brennan. I may have left off one or two or added one or two who weren’t there.
Elk Hunt Video
November 5th, 2009Elk Hunting
November 5th, 2009
Mike and his bull elk.
Nurse shark
October 27th, 2009This will probably be the last video I post of diving in Key Largo. Of all the videos I took it is probably my favorite. This nurse shark, Ginglymostoma cirratum, was very gentle and calm even as I followed it around the reef. I hope you enjoy the video.
Lobster
October 25th, 2009Although this isn’t my best video, I think it shows the spiny lobster, Panulirus argus, pretty well. To take this video I had to hold the camera upside down and point the camera without being able to see the viewfinder while I was vertical with my feet up and my head down.
Grouper
October 23rd, 2009I took video of this Black Grouper, Mycteroperca bonaci , in Key Largo, Florida on 3 October 2009. Since this is a protected area where no spearfishing is allowed the grouper let me get very close. In areas where spearfishing is allowed the groupers flee whenever they see a diver.
Permit
October 21st, 2009I was surprized to see this Permit, Trachinotus falcatus, swimming towards me. Fortunately I was able to get a few seconds of video of it. The permit is a highly regarded gamefish and underwater they appear to be fast swimmers.
Yellowtail Snapper part 2
October 19th, 2009A second video of yellowtail snapper, Ocyurus chrysurus. In this video, I was able to swim through a school of snapper and they didn’t seem to mind. It was very relaxing to swim with the school.
Hogfish
October 16th, 2009Another video I took in Key Largo. The hogfish, Lachnolaimus maximus, is prized for its excellent meat – firm, flaky, and delicious. It is able to change its color from almost all white to a pinkish-red depending on the location. It is a member of the wrasse family and is difficult to catch on a hook and line. I have taken many while spearfishing and this large one was very approachable as it was in a marine reserve. Hope you enjoy it.