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Robbiel

Yes I was lucky Ank, thanks.

puzzeljac

lovely, a great chance that you could make this photo

Robbiel

Yes they are fun to watch in the water, thanks Marilyn.

mariolyn

He's a good size. My boys always liked it if there were turtles when they were snorkeling.

Robbiel

Yes it does, that is some of the turtle grass that they come here to feed on. Fascinating to think that they will stay here for up to 15 years as juveniles then take off to breed where they were born, sometimes a thousand or more miles away! Thanks Morris.

morris186

Blends right in, doesn't it?

Robbiel

Hi Mimi, thanks if you buy the soup in the states it will be a mock turtle soup, yes.
Hi yellow, yes they were following!! Thanks.
BJ the water is cooler now, mid to low 70s, that is why it is so clear. Thanks.

bradjan

If this is as deep as you said, than the water here is very clear. Water still warm?

How cool, Robbie . . . looks like Leonardo to me, surely Raphael, Michelangelo & Donatello can't be far behind !

mipahollo1

Lovely picture, I love the color of the water there. I can see the turtle just fine. The kind that are used in soup are born in packages at the grocery store. I'm pretty certain about that!

Robbiel

Yes Hanne, I will have to ask the turtles to take a breath when I am taking their picture.......Just like Jenny.......Doesn't listen nor pay attention to me!!!!.......

Elfie

Hard to see but anyway, must have been a great sight!! Thanks so very much Robbie!!

Robbiel

Yes treker, they swim all around our dock area mostly within 100 yard range but come right to the dock once in a while. Bermuda is one of the favourite feeding grounds for immature turtles. Three types, Green, Hawksbill and Loggerhead. This one is a Hawkesbill I believe.
Thanks Celeste and PK.

pkin38

Love it .... Thanks ...

CelesteH

oh so cool :) great shot there Robbie

treker

Close to shore Rob?

Robbiel

That's the way Rob, thanks.

robryan

I'll just put the mask & snorkel on & slip over the side for a closer look Robbie!! He looks a beauty.

Robbiel

Dandelions are nice lyndee, just close your eyes, smell the flower and drift over here!
Hi calley, I'm in Bermuda. Need some rain water for our plants please.
Glad you see it now chickie.
Careful David, you might catch flak!!
Hey Kathy, I think you saw one or two here popping their heads out of water. No UW camera, used to have a small one. I took this from our boat.
Yes he was a good size PKH. The Aquarium people netted 14 here one day to tag and the biggest was 85 LBS.
I told David he might catch flak PPM.

Healer

Very nice picture Robbiel!

Plumpossum

Turtle soup? Where is your environmental awareness, Numberful one?

pumpkinhead

He's a big 'un!

kathygoog

So great that you can see them! Do you have an underwater camera?? And yes, I did push you off the board ~ I'll be going next!! hehe

david06520

That is not a turtle, Robbie! That is turtle soup on the hoof...

chickiemama

It's clear enough that we can make it out Robbie. Thanks for the shot.

calleycat2

The only water here is rain water. Where are you Robbie?

lyndee

It's just not fair..........You have all this beauty.......and I have a dandelion!

Robbiel

Sorry I couldn't get a better picture. The turtles were feeding all around but difficult to get a good picture. The water is about 7 feet deep here.

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