Hi Martine, I thought that maybe you didn't see my post that had the spreadsheet. I have completed all but about 7. Here it is again...

excel webcam species.xls (30.2 k)

The reefcam dwellers webpage is going to look amazing! Thank-you again for the hard work,time that is going into this!

Good morning/afternoon to all of you, nice day
Joost

Morning Eileen and Joost,
First, thanks Cynde for the file, I am just working on it. I wish everything is over tonight.
Will pop out from times to times, just post nice pics for me.

Good morning everyone. It is a beautiful sunny day here today. I am waiting to see if I can go take Emma home. The good news is that the tumour has considerably reduced in size since last week. Doc says it is responding to the treatment very nicely. Annie B.

Lovely colours and morning foam.

Annie, how nice to read this good news, Big Hug for both of you and keep faith
Joost

Martine, you are doing a great job, even my kid's like to look at this new page

Good morning all.

Cynde--I droppped a note to Martine yesterday, but, if you want to add a bit to your spreadsheet, Spot is a spot-winged comb jelly, Ocyropsis maculata. Quoting from Paul Human, "These float near surface in open water, found deeper when water is rough. May appear in larger aggregations after several days of calm. Actively swim with flapping motion of oral lobes, usually with two or three pulsations followed by a brief rest period. Bioluminescent; when disturbed at night produce a greenish blue light." And, "Four conspicuous brown spots on large, prominent oral lobes, body compressed. Body and lobes whitish and translucent."

Great news Annie. We'll all keep praying.

Looks like divers coming.

early diver's boat or just fishing folks? Hi John

Someone at the gate.

early visitors today

I'll leave the rest up for you John

Fifteen days until my first trip to Bonaire! I am getting sooooo excited. I know the week I'm there is going to go by so fast, I'll wish I'd planned for longer!

You can still extend it Karen

I have to go now. Just had the call to go and fetch Emma. I feel as excited as a little kid. Thank you all for your kindness and support. Annie B.

that's going to be a nice day for both of you Annie!!
John bad luck, fishpeople

Didn't see any other gate shots, Joost, though I might have missed something when I went make some coffee. And now our "dive" boat has upped and left without giving us any action.

no divers John for sure, but it's only the beginning of a brand new day.That 8.06 pic is really nice

Morning freshly awaken ones, and thanks John for the Jelly ibfo, I was needeing.
Annie, what a wonderful new, I am Soooo happy. Think there will be some wogga wogga at the Bursey's tonight, right ? Big, big hug to both of you.

pity it did't show up full size

Good Morning, Picasso!

It is always a wonderful morning on Bonaire.

Good Morning / Afternoon All

Annie - That is great news!!

Cynde and Martine - Your work is FANTASTIC!!
I really appreciate all of the time and effort you have put into this.

Her's a little boat action I found.

Keep up the great postings all - work calls - but I'll try and sneak a peak every once in a while

Bill

mornin' all...martine, glad you got the spreadsheet. I will be able to finish the rest this afternoon (have the day off, plans this am, but later i am free)...yes, john, thanks for the jellyfish info. i finally found the info on shiva yesterday after some searching, and i was procrastinating on the jelly cause i figured it was going to take some time! martine, thanks again!

divers that where missed and visitors at the gate, big gang

under water activities

love this view

Cynde, nice to hear of you gal!
We are nearly at the end of the tunnel...just missing now : Banded butterfly, 4 eyes butterfly,
anchovies (balls), squids, and size and feeding for the jellyfish and it will be OVER.
I can actually work on butterflyes, if you haven't done yet. Catcha later, I am having a luttle pause now.

Martine and Cynde and everyone else that has contributed to the new page.. You have done a wonderful job and it is very much appreciated..
A Big THANK YOU ALL

Hi, everyone...Martine and Cynde you have done so much in such a short time frame!
A few scattered fish
and someone peeking in from the side

Oh, there they are...
and, yes, ma'am, here we are...

Lots of greatness this morning....But what else could there be when we are talking about such a great place.

Here is a few lurking around.

these where the following up visitors

Hi everyone. I've just got back home. There were delay's on the trains, but we made it in the end. Thanks for keeping an eye on the cams everyone. Annie B.

Okay, Annie, what kind of software is your new toy? Your are making some great clips for the boards here..I loved the sunset yesterday! I've got to come up with time to develop some new skills like that!

Barbara it is paint shop pro 7. Doing dinner, I'll be back later. Annie B.

That's cool Annette....

Good morning, everyone.
I see its a beautiful morning in Bonaire.
The skies are almost as blue as they are in Juneau. Absolutely not a cloud in the sky here, as you can see here. (The lens is a little dirty.)

Have a nice day!

Annie, that's great news about Emma--and you, also.

Martine and everyone who has done such a great job on the reef dwellers portfolio -- thank you. It is great.

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Looks like we should see some divers soon...I be that sun in Juneau is not as warm even though it looks as good! ;-)

okay bet, not be...!!!

Carmen, thanks. There was nothing to see, so the bubble seemed a good option. LOL

Dan. We had a nice warm sunny day here too. Somehow I feel a lot calmer tonight. I think it is relief.

Dive Boat. Look out for divers. Annie B.

Barbara. GMTA. LOL

Divers at last...

Great new, i am over. I have just a few note to add I can find here, that is :
Squid : family, colors, depht, size
Jellyfish: Food source
As they are typically bonairian, perhaps you can help Jake.
I promice, the full site will be available after dinner ( I mean mine ) and I drop a note.

Sorry, I wrote too fast.
You should read, few notes I can't find here...

Martine, I'm avoiding work for a few minutes so I dug up the Caribbean Reef Squid info for you:
Size: Body 6-12 inches, arms shorter than body
Depth: Surface to 70 ft.
Latin name: Sepioteuthis sepioidea
Family: (Inshore squid) Loliginidae
Color: varies from shades of bluish gray to brown, green, and lavender; often display white spots, may be iridescent
Food: inhabit inshore waters including shallow estuaries and bays where they feed on zooplankton, small crustaceans, and fish.
(Courtesy of Paul Humann & Ned DeLoach's Reef Creature ID, 2nd ed.)

Can't find what jellyfish eat.

You and Cynde are doing a great job, and in such a short time! I'm in awe.

I just popped back and dug these visitors out from the archives. Annie B.

Wonder where this one came from. I saw no boat. Annie B.

Two more from down below.

Hi gang, I just opened a new thread to advice the reef cam dwellers webpage is finished.

Martine. Check your emails. Annie B.

Came across the little guy earlier.

Hiya J. C. I see you are a newbie here. Welcome to the boards. Annie B.

The sun is going down fast

Where did everybody go!!!!

ok, last one. Time for me to go get some beauty sleep. See you all tomorrow. Same time, same place. Annie B.