My cousin, Cindy Ballard, her husband Danny, and her daughter Ceresa live in Paamul, Quintana Roo, Mexico. They have been diving for many years. I’ve always been a little jealous when she posts pictures of her dives on Facebook. I decided it would be fun to share her photography on my blog when she posted her lastest pictures a few days ago. So I asked her permission to share her photography of her latest dive. I don’t know the names of the sea animals and fish, but if you do please comment and let me know.
I'm a married retired nurse living on beautiful Lake Palestine in the East Texas piney woods. I seek to deepen my walk with the Lord daily. I have 4 dogs, a pair of Mandarin ducks, and 20 Ringed Teals. They are all a source of great pleasure. I love growing vegetables, fruits and floral.
I spent the first 26 years of my life in the Houston area. The concrete and traffic took its toll and I moved to East Texas and have lived a rural existence since.
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Amazing sea life photos. Glad your cousin let you share them.
Yes, it was nice of her. She posts them on FB every once in awhile. I told her I’d love to share them on wordpress and she was glad to let me. I’m a little jealous that she and her husband can do that kind of thing. I’m afraid I’d never be good at diving.
Thanks Roland. I’m a little jealous of my cousin. She is only about 5 years younger than me, but I don’t think I’d have the energy she and her husband have for diving.
The sharky looking one is a Lamprey –see the flat patch on top of it’s head, that is where it attaches itself to a Manta Ray or large sharks. Great pics, thanks for sharing.
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Amazing sea life photos. Glad your cousin let you share them.
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Yes, it was nice of her. She posts them on FB every once in awhile. I told her I’d love to share them on wordpress and she was glad to let me. I’m a little jealous that she and her husband can do that kind of thing. I’m afraid I’d never be good at diving.
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beautiful creatures!!! amazing photography
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I think so, too.
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Truly beautiful! ✨ thank you for sharing with us!
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You’re welcome. I thought they were amazing, too.
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Yup they certainly were✨
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Hi!! I’ve nominated you for the versatile blogger award!
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Thank you so much. I’m so glad you like my blog.
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There’s no doubt about it! I genuinely like your blogs!
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Fascinating images, Phyllis. Thanks for posting them.
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Thanks Roland. I’m a little jealous of my cousin. She is only about 5 years younger than me, but I don’t think I’d have the energy she and her husband have for diving.
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The sharky looking one is a Lamprey –see the flat patch on top of it’s head, that is where it attaches itself to a Manta Ray or large sharks. Great pics, thanks for sharing.
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Wow, that’s good to know. My cousin didn’t explain them. Thanks for letting me know. I wonder if she does? I’ll have to ask.
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Oh this would be fun. thanks for sharing. I have always wanted to dive .
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Me too, but I’d never keep up with her.
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