This weekend we were able to go on a field trip up to another island called Bigej, or Bigi as they call it. Only a few families live on this island, but other than that it truly is a remote island in the middle of the pacific. It was pretty awesome. The coral grew out from the island in sections, separated by white sandy areas with crystal clear water. We wanted to post a few pictures of our outing! We will definitely have to take anyone who visits us here to this amazing place! ;);) I am trying to get the underwater camera down, so here are some fish from there. Other than that, we are doing well, just getting ready for school to start up on Thursday.
We feel like this could be a honeymoon picture, but we are constantly in awe of the fact that we live here. We hope it never settles in.
Here are a few damsel fish that were swimming around us. They are one of our favorites.
Nemo! These little fish kept darting in and out of the anemone that was growing with in the coral.
This little fish wanted to play peek-a-boo with us and wanted its picture taken.
On Bigi, the coral heads seem to be larger than the ones around our island. They grow from a depth of about 25 feet and up to near the surface of the water.
These large clams are one of the coolest things to see since they are so colorful. This was one of our favorites we found. When little fish would swim by it would close up to protect itself.
nice pics gerbers! Can't wait to hear from you!
ReplyDeleteTwo questions:
ReplyDelete1. How do you even take in all of that beautiful creation?!
2. How far by boat were you taken to this island? Many, many miles?