Eagle Ray Season in Cozumel
I do frequently get asked by people interested in scuba diving in Cozumel when the best time of year is to see spotted eagle rays. We usually see the most eagle rays in Cozumel between January and March. Of course, there are the few that arrive early or stay late and we do see them on occasion throughout the year.
#cozumel #scubadiving #travel
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Scuba Diving in Cozumel and Spotted Eagle Rays
Scuba Diving in Cozumel and Spotted Eagle Rays
Spotted eagle rays, Aetobatus narinari, are a cartilaginous fish of the eagle ray family, Myliobatidae. They live in tropical waters around the world (including both sides of the American continents).
A group of spotted eagle rays, manta rays, stingrays, devil rays or any other ray is a fever of rays – though admittedly when I see them gliding this gracefully in formation, I like to thinking of them as a squadron.
I do frequently get asked by people interested in scuba diving in Cozumel when the best time of year is to see spotted eagle rays. We usually see the most eagle rays in Cozumel between January and March. Of course, there are the few that arrive early or stay late and we do see them on occasion throughout the year. While they are usually solitary creatures, during “cozumel eagle ray season” I have seen fevers of spotted eagle rays as large as 20 to 25 animals and Luis has said that he’s seen even large groups!
Scuba diving in Cozumel, Mexico with spotted eagle rays is absolutely amazing! We have videos, facts and information about Cozumel's eagle ray season here…
#cozumel #scubadiving #travel
http://www.scubaluis.com/cozumel-spotted-eagle-rays/
Spotted eagle rays, Aetobatus narinari, are a cartilaginous fish of the eagle ray family, Myliobatidae. They live in tropical waters around the world (including both sides of the American continents).
A group of spotted eagle rays, manta rays, stingrays, devil rays or any other ray is a fever of rays – though admittedly when I see them gliding this gracefully in formation, I like to thinking of them as a squadron.
I do frequently get asked by people interested in scuba diving in Cozumel when the best time of year is to see spotted eagle rays. We usually see the most eagle rays in Cozumel between January and March. Of course, there are the few that arrive early or stay late and we do see them on occasion throughout the year. While they are usually solitary creatures, during “cozumel eagle ray season” I have seen fevers of spotted eagle rays as large as 20 to 25 animals and Luis has said that he’s seen even large groups!
Scuba diving in Cozumel, Mexico with spotted eagle rays is absolutely amazing! We have videos, facts and information about Cozumel's eagle ray season here…
#cozumel #scubadiving #travel
http://www.scubaluis.com/cozumel-spotted-eagle-rays/
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Tuesday, October 18, 2016
Taking Pictures of Animals - Pet and Wildlife Photography Tips and Tricks
Taking Pictures of Animals - Pet and Wildlife Photography Tips and Tricks
Do you like taking pictures of animals, your own pets or of the wildlife while you travel? Personally, I love the unpredictability that taking pictures of animals and wild creatures creates; they usually do not afford me the opportunity to manipulate or pose them in any sort of way in order to get the very best, or idealized shot possible. While everything usually goes out the window in terms of controlling your environment, lighting, angle, etc., there are still a few great tips to keep in mind before you try to get your shot.
Here are my favorite wildlife photography tips and tricks for taking pictures of animals…
#photography #animals #travel
http://scottharrell.net/taking-pictures-of-animals/
Do you like taking pictures of animals, your own pets or of the wildlife while you travel? Personally, I love the unpredictability that taking pictures of animals and wild creatures creates; they usually do not afford me the opportunity to manipulate or pose them in any sort of way in order to get the very best, or idealized shot possible. While everything usually goes out the window in terms of controlling your environment, lighting, angle, etc., there are still a few great tips to keep in mind before you try to get your shot.
Here are my favorite wildlife photography tips and tricks for taking pictures of animals…
#photography #animals #travel
http://scottharrell.net/taking-pictures-of-animals/
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Saturday, October 8, 2016
Travel Photography Tips, Basic Camera Maintenance and Preparation
Travel Photography Tips, Basic Camera Maintenance and Preparation
One of many complications that inherently come with travel is the burden of keeping everything you bring safe, functional and undamaged. Cameras and equipment can be of particular concern, as you will want to have the ability to capture the adventure and take it home with you. In the following travel photography tips I’m going to share with you a few precautions that you can take to ensure the safety and functionality of the camera and equipment you bring along.
One thing I would like to stress upfront is that the time to get the gear and cameras you plan to travel with ready to go is well BEFORE you leave. Oftentimes, finding replacements parts, camera accessories and supplies can be difficult, expensive and time consuming.
This article is part of my growing list of holiday and travel photography tips and collection of articles you might find really helpful to get the best photos possible during your next trip...
#travel #photography #travelphotography
http://scottharrell.net/travel-photography-tips/
One of many complications that inherently come with travel is the burden of keeping everything you bring safe, functional and undamaged. Cameras and equipment can be of particular concern, as you will want to have the ability to capture the adventure and take it home with you. In the following travel photography tips I’m going to share with you a few precautions that you can take to ensure the safety and functionality of the camera and equipment you bring along.
One thing I would like to stress upfront is that the time to get the gear and cameras you plan to travel with ready to go is well BEFORE you leave. Oftentimes, finding replacements parts, camera accessories and supplies can be difficult, expensive and time consuming.
This article is part of my growing list of holiday and travel photography tips and collection of articles you might find really helpful to get the best photos possible during your next trip...
#travel #photography #travelphotography
http://scottharrell.net/travel-photography-tips/
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Tuesday, September 20, 2016
6 Unique Things to Do in Cozumel, Mexico
6 Unique Things to Do in Cozumel, Mexico
With so many things to do in Cozumel, it’s no wonder why this island in Mexico is one of the most popular destinations in the Caribbean! The vibrant blue-green waters are full of coral reefs and tropical fish, while the white-sand beaches are home to some of the best resorts, bars and restaurants in the country. The scuba, snorkeling, tacos and tortas on this beautiful island are truly second to none.
Sometimes, however, a person just wants to do something different. Something new, off the beaten path or just get away from the throng of tourists aimlessly following another like a school of fish. If you’re looking to try some fun and unique things to do in Cozumel, you’ve got plenty of options!
#cozumel #mexico #travel
http://scottharrell.net/things-to-do-in-cozumel/
With so many things to do in Cozumel, it’s no wonder why this island in Mexico is one of the most popular destinations in the Caribbean! The vibrant blue-green waters are full of coral reefs and tropical fish, while the white-sand beaches are home to some of the best resorts, bars and restaurants in the country. The scuba, snorkeling, tacos and tortas on this beautiful island are truly second to none.
Sometimes, however, a person just wants to do something different. Something new, off the beaten path or just get away from the throng of tourists aimlessly following another like a school of fish. If you’re looking to try some fun and unique things to do in Cozumel, you’ve got plenty of options!
#cozumel #mexico #travel
http://scottharrell.net/things-to-do-in-cozumel/
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Tuesday, January 13, 2015
4 Tips for Surviving an Airport Delay
4 Tips for Surviving an Airport Delay
Staying cool and collected in the event of a long flight delay can certainly be a challenge, but there are plenty of things you can do while waiting to keep yourself sane. As an experienced flier myself, I’ve got a few tips and tricks that you can use to help pass the time until your flight’s ready to board!
#traveltips #flying #travel
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/4-tips-surviving-airport-delay-l-scott-harrell
Staying cool and collected in the event of a long flight delay can certainly be a challenge, but there are plenty of things you can do while waiting to keep yourself sane. As an experienced flier myself, I’ve got a few tips and tricks that you can use to help pass the time until your flight’s ready to board!
#traveltips #flying #travel
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/4-tips-surviving-airport-delay-l-scott-harrell
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Sunday, July 14, 2013
Perhaps one of the funniest collection of photos I've seen in a very long time!
Perhaps one of the funniest collection of photos I've seen in a very long time!
#travel #publictransportation #people #tf
#travel #publictransportation #people #tf
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Saturday, June 15, 2013
Have You Ever Eaten Lionfish? Would You Try?
Have You Ever Eaten Lionfish? Would You Try?
They say “revenge is a dish best served cold” and nothing hits that mark better than any cold lionfish dish served up when it’s hot outside.
Have you ever eaten lionfish?
#lionfish #foodie #recipeoftheday #recipes
Originally shared by ****
Lionfish Ceviche and Watermelon Gazpacho
Watermelon gazpacho in lionfish ceviche is, perhaps, the perfect summertime food (or anytime of the year down here in the sweltering Tropics) and there’s ZERO guilt on this plate - it's healthy, delicious and good for the environment!
#recipe #food #lionfish #travel
http://officeless.com/beat-the-heat-with-lionfish-ceviche-in-watermelon-gazpacho/
They say “revenge is a dish best served cold” and nothing hits that mark better than any cold lionfish dish served up when it’s hot outside.
Have you ever eaten lionfish?
#lionfish #foodie #recipeoftheday #recipes
Originally shared by ****
Lionfish Ceviche and Watermelon Gazpacho
Watermelon gazpacho in lionfish ceviche is, perhaps, the perfect summertime food (or anytime of the year down here in the sweltering Tropics) and there’s ZERO guilt on this plate - it's healthy, delicious and good for the environment!
#recipe #food #lionfish #travel
http://officeless.com/beat-the-heat-with-lionfish-ceviche-in-watermelon-gazpacho/
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