Wordless Wednesday - October 3, 2007

Two-bar Anemonefish (Amphiprion bicinctus)

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  1. The pretty fishie in the photo is a Two-bar Anemonefish (Amphiprion bicinctus) from the Red Sea.

    This is my first contribution to Wordless Wednesday.

    Bobbie

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  2. What a great picture!! Happy WW!

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  3. what a beautiful shot. I have some, I think, in this weeks WW. Your is so clear!

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  4. The fish is beautiful, but in a very bad mood, lol !

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  5. WOW! Amazing shot! Happy WW!

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  6. wow ... i know a friend who loves taking underwater shots, too ... really gorgeous!
    thanks for dropping by,
    and welcome to WW

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  7. Yours is one the best I have seen today - sensational shot - looks like Nemo ...such a beautiful fish.
    Happy WW

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  8. What a beautiful fish! Think I need to learn me some diving =)

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  9. What a great first WW :)

    The colours are so intense.

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  10. WOWW!!!! VERY cool fish!!! Nemo!!!

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  11. He favors a serious pose! Great photo. Wonderful!

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  12. Welcome to WW! And happy WW!

    That is a pretty fish, I'm glad you found it. Were you diving in the Red Sea to get it (the picture) yourself?

    I have been near your Puako Beach, perhaps on it. I have circled the Big Island (Hawaii) in the late 80's.
    We spent a week camped at the Mona Kea State Park too. It was wonderful. And jogging/running in the mountains, I went for miles and miles. Sooooo nice.
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  13. What a gorgeous fish! Happy WW

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  14. That is such a beautiful shot. It must be challenging to take such great photos underwater.

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  15. That is a great photo! I'd love to dive, but I'm too much of a chicken!

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  16. Thank you all for your comments. Since this is my first time to participate in Wordless Wednesday, I didn't know what to expect. I'm overwhelmed!

    To those who thought the fish resembled Nemo, in fact the little guy in my photo is a first cousin to the species that the Nemo character was based on (same Genus).

    @ jim - Hope you get an opportunity to visit our island again some time. It has changed quite a bit since the time when you were here -- but the mountains and the ocean are everlasting.

    And yes, all of the underwater photos on this blog were taken by me (over a period of nearly 20 years).

    Bobbie

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  17. Fantastic Bobbie, the colors are beautiful, your work is outstanding.

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  18. nice photo. this is not nemo is it him ??? lol happy ww

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  19. how did you do that bobbie?! what an amazing shot. will send our hawaii vacation blog visitors over to view your photos. it's overwhelming what miracles our tropical waters harbor! aloha, pua

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  20. I love this photo - the little fish actually seems to have real expression on her face!

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  21. Beautiful colours, my Mum would love it in her fish tank.

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  22. EVERYTHING connected to the sea is either beautiful, peaceful or very interesting. even when it's other, more ugly creatures than this beauty.... *giggles*

    Thanks for stopping by :-)

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  23. Welcome to WW Bobbie. What a beautiful fish. I hope you enjoy your Wednesday! Thanks for stopping by.

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  24. Beautiful photo...beautiful colors! Thanks for stoppin' by!

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  25. What a great shot!! I love visiting your blog!

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  26. Thank you all so much for your praise. I'm blushing.

    Thanks in particular to all of my friends from the Photography Group at BlogCatalog. I really appreciate your support and friendship.

    To those of you who arrived here via the Wordless Wednesday program, thank you for your welcome. You have made my first Wordless Wednesday a lot of fun, and I've enjoyed visiting your blogs as well.

    Bobbie

    P.S. to Pua, I hope some of my posts here will entice people to visit our Kohala coast. ;-}

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Bobbie & Jerry