On into the water

On into the water, originally uploaded by powersdale.

The survey of species / counting the individuals continued into the water.

Counting species in the Water

Counting species in the Water, originally uploaded by powersdale.

Adam Fulfilled his Quest for a Shrubbery ! ! !

Adam Fulfilled his Quest for a Shrubbery ! ! !, originally uploaded by powersdale.

An interesting plant found in the water in the survey.

Captain Hilary Pilots the Boat.

Captain Hilary, originally uploaded by powersdale.

On the 28th and 29th, we took 1/2 on each day on a cruse across Grahams Harbour. This is a huge harbor -- trianglar shape, having 3.6 miles height (N/S) and 4.2 mile base (E/W). . . . . . . .
Note "Co-"Captian Egbert adjusting the speed of the boat and recommending to Hilary the route to take.

Various birds on Catto Cay

Various birds on Catto Cay, originally uploaded by powersdale.

We sailed (or motored) out to 2 Cays. This is the name for a small piece of land that is smaller than that which is defined as an island. It is pronounced Key (like Florida Keys). . . . . . .
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This Cay has a large number of birds include many Boobies. . . . .
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People are not allowed on this Cay to provide a save haven for the nesting birds.

Lana the Iguana

Lana the Iguana, originally uploaded by powersdale.

A rare species of Iguana lives on Green Cay, which is a little more than 3 miles from the dock we started.

Iguana looking for a handout.

Iguana looking for a handout., originally uploaded by powersdale.

Other visitors to the Cay must have feed the Iguana because just holding my hand out attracted the Iguana. Just after this picture was taken, the Iguana jumped touched my hand.