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Showing posts with label St Kilda. Show all posts
Showing posts with label St Kilda. Show all posts
Sunday, 26 July 2009

Oban to St Kilda, West Coast of Scotland

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St Kilda: The Holy Grail of UK Diving Dives #72-81 St Kilda is an extremely isolated archipelago located 40 miles...
Saturday, 25 July 2009

St Kilda, Stac Lee

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St Kilda has the world's largest colony of Northern Gannet, with an estimated 60,000 breeding pairs on Boreray, Stac an Armin ...
Wednesday, 22 July 2009

St Kilda - Ian Fisher, wildlife photographer

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Amongst the diving group was one non-diver who came along because of his passion for wildlife photography.  Ian was a welcome addition on o...
Monday, 20 July 2009

Flounder - flat fish

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Sunday, 19 July 2009

Red Cushion Star

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Leopard Spotted Goby

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Lobster Attack

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Saturday, 18 July 2009

Seven-armed Starfish - Luidia ciliaris

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Sun Starfish

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Long-clawed Squat Lobster

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Little and Large

One-armed Lobster

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Velvet Swimming Crab

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Takes its name from the short hairs which cover the crab's body giving it a velvety texture. 

St Kilda Life

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 Fulmar  Gannets  Grey Seal Puffin - picture by Ian Fisher   Porpoise under the surface (honest!) ...
Friday, 19 June 2009

Female Cuckoo Wrasse - Labrus mixtus

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The female has an orange head, body and tail with a black stripe on the  dorsal fin. It has the ability to change sex when...
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As a Biology, Chemistry, Environmental Systems and Society, EFL teacher, Scuba Diving Trainer and Educational Technology enthusiast, I've been involved in education for over 20 years. I love language learning and speak Italian and Spanish (Dele C1). I have completed a BSc in Microbiology, PgDip Information Technology, CELTA, DELTA, MA in TESOL with a specialism in Educational Technology, PGDE and now teach high school Biology, Chemistry and Science. I have lived and taught in the UK, Italy, Spain, Cyprus, Vietnam, Thailand, Qatar and the Netherlands.My other hobbies include cycling, travelling, football and reading. I’m fascinated by the underwater world and aquatic life. I learned to dive with BSAC and I am a PADI MSDT EFR instructor with Nitrox, U/W Photography, Deep Diving, Wreck Diving and Underwater Navigator Instructor specialities. I try to participate in as many recreational dives as possible and enjoy taking friends to try scuba diving.
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