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The Witconcrete Wreck

The Witconcrete Wreck

Marty’s photo of the day #4725: I shot this photo while snorkeling above the Witconcrete Wreck (looking down its side). The 375-foot-long ship was once used to transport sugar and molasses, and it was intentionally sunk in 2021, near Blackbird Caye, 35 miles from Belize. It now serves as a home for a wide variety […]

Cushion Sea Stars

Cushion Sea Stars

Marty’s photo of the day #4724: These are cushion sea stars, photographed two weeks ago in the Caribbean Sea, roughly 35 miles from Belize. At first glance these sea stars almost look fake, like a practical joke. I’m including a second photo with my wife, Deb, diving closer to provide a size comparison.

A Cute Chick

A Cute Chick

Marty’s photo of the day #4722: These are frigatebirds, photographed last week on a tiny island, 40 miles off the coast of Belize. They were nesting together with red-footed boobies. I will post the red-footed bobbies at a later date.

Blue and Red. Red and Blue

Blue and Red. Red and Blue

Marty’s photo of the day #4721: During my world travels, I’ve photographed blue-footed boobies and red land crabs. Last week, off the coast of Belize, I photographed the reverse: red-footed boobies and blue land crabs. Here’s the crab. I’ll post the boobies on a later date.

The Great Blue Hole Coral

The Great Blue Hole Coral

Marty’s photo of the day #4720: My favorite day last week was snorkeling the Great Blue Hole, 40 miles off the coast of Belize. Jacques Cousteau declared the Blue Hole one of the top five scuba diving sites in the world, but having seen video of a trip to its 400-foot-deep bottom, I think the […]

Mid-Dive Brown Pelican

Mid-Dive Brown Pelican

Marty’s photo of the day #4719: I have tons of photos to share from last week’s Belize adventure: sharks, rays, fish, birds, crabs, iguanas, and more. Deb and I had a cabana overhanging the ocean, so I spent a lot of time photographing birds. This is a brown pelican in mid-dive.