by Bobbie Jo | Apr 28, 2019 | Local Diving, Rays
Happiness is hanging out with a devil ray for your safety stop. He came so close to us that we could see his eyes and also noticed the white tip on his dorsal fin by his tail. Pure awesomeness! www.sirenasdivingcostarica.com La felicidad es salir con un rayo del...
by Bobbie Jo | Apr 25, 2019 | Local Diving, Sharks
La Pared at Palmares is one of my favorite local dive sites. Lots of sand beds and rock walls to explore and the sharks like taking a nap there. When the visibility is good it is fun to skim the tops of the rock formations at forty feet and look down to the depths of...
by Bobbie Jo | Apr 20, 2019 | Local Diving
Smack of Jellies. A group of dolphins is called a pod, a group of fish is called a school, and a group of crows is called a murder. But what is a group of jellyfish called? Many refer to groups of jellyfish as blooms or swarms, but they can also be called a...
by Bobbie Jo | Apr 16, 2019 | Local Diving, Southern Stingrays
A magic carpet of a ray. Rays are like magic carpets…Especially as they glide down in front of you…beside you or underneath you. As we were completing the PADI open water training dive four we found this little round ray and then we noticed a nice sized...
by Bobbie Jo | Apr 13, 2019 | Local Diving
King Angels and Butterfly Barber fish love to feast on the purple eggs of the sergeant major fish. It is a feeding frenzy. In this video we are scuba diving in the shallows of Argentina Point, located in the Gulf of Papagayo, Costa Rica…Just a few minutes boat...
by Bobbie Jo | Apr 11, 2019 | Local Diving, Seahorse
It is pretty common to find seahorses at most of our dive sites in the Gulf of Papagayo, Costa Rica…It may be common, but it is not easy. I was told by an expert seahorse finder that you have to feel their presence. So…you feel their presence and then you...
