February 2014 - St. Thomas
St. Thomas is a bit more urban than nearby St. John, but still has perfect sand beaches filled with fishes and other sea life. A lot of pictures here, as well as an underwater video down below.
St. Thomas is a bit more urban than nearby St. John, but still has perfect sand beaches filled with fishes and other sea life. A lot of pictures here, as well as an underwater video down below.
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| A beautiful beach on St. Thomas! | Snorkeling in the beautiful clear waters of St. Thomas | A yellowing trumpetfish |
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| A large group of blue tang | Moonrise over the St. John Bay (in St. Thomas) | |
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| A hermit crab | A colorful anemone (?) | A spotted moray eel (yuck) |
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| Coral | A small group of sergeant majors in the coral | |
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| Some curious sergeant majors | An unidentified fish | Swimming in a sea of fish |
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| A friendly parrotfish | ||
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| Coki Bay | ||
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| An iguana walking down the beach | ||
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| A curious little fish | A pretty mean looking barracuda | A cloud of anchovies |
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| A large group of yellow fish | A pelican | Enjoying the beautiful water! |
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| Some more curious fish | ||
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| A through-the-water portrait. Rofl. | ||
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| A curious bunch of Palometa jacks | A spotted eagle ray, the most graceful sea creature I've ever seen | |
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| Looking for food | Coral | A stingray |
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| Stingray | A crab on the ocean floor. Don't accidentally step on him! |
A beautiful, beautiful spotted ray.