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date	title	author
8/8/2010	2 August to 8 August 2010	Shay Young
1/8/2010	26 July to 1 August 2010	Takato Okohira
21/6/2010	21 June to 27 June 2010
14/6/2010	14 June to 20 June 2010
31/5/2010	31 May to 6 June 2010
26/4/2010	26 April to 2 May 2010
19/4/2010	19 April to 25 April
12/4/2010	12 April to 18 April
5/4/2010	5 April to 11 April
29/3/2010	29 March to 4 April
29/9/2009	bright colours tend to indicate that hard coral are not very healthy	Nick Brennan
28/9/2009	blue green chromis fish was in enormous abundance	Nick Brennan
27/9/2009	a pod of humpback whales came past second reef so extraordinarily close	Nick Brennan
26/9/2009	the marvelous Red-tailed tropic birds and their chicks	Nick Brennan
19/9/2009	both species of Sea Hare, the Black-tailed and the Dolabella	Dave Cooper
18/9/2009	a small white-tipped reef shark meandered slowly through the crowd of onlookers	Jess Howard
17/9/2009	Sea Stars, Urchins and Christmas Tree Worms	Dave Cooper
15/9/2009	Under water the whale songs were deafening!	Nick Brennan
14/9/2009	Three humpback whales played around the boat for 10 minutes	Nick Brennan
13/9/2009	, a Pink Anemone fish was scooting in and out of its host anemone	Nick Brennan
12/9/2009	white capped noddy’s are also back on the island in great abundance	Nick Brennan
11/9/2009	the smooth flute mouth	Nick Brennan
10/9/2009	four incredible Manta Rays	Nick Brennan
9/9/2009	big bird was the frigate bird	Nick Brennan
8/9/2009	two green turtles	Nick Brennan
6/9/2009	Manta Ray was extremely interactive	Nick Brennan
5/9/2009	two Great Barrier Reef Clown Fish	Nick Brennan
4/9/2009	A New Caledonia Seastar was the first exciting find	Jess Howard
3/9/2009	two Manta Rays in the middle of a courtship display	Nick Brennan
2/9/2009	The Picasso Triggerfish darted in and out constantly	Jess Howard
1/9/2009	the painted trumpet fish	Nick Brennan
31/8/2009	the biggest Moray Eel he could ever imagine	Nick Brennan
30/8/2009	A Lionfish	Jess Howard
29/8/2009	launch of the Solar Hybrid Power Station	Jess Howard
28/8/2009	Huge school of Big-eye Trevally	Jess Howard
27/8/2009	Manta ray was spotted	Jess Howard
26/8/2009	a massive Loggerhead turtle	Jess Howard
25/8/2009	Manta Ray swimming gracefully overhead	Jess Howard
24/8/2009	Red Tailed Tropic Bird landing	Jess Howard
23/8/2009	Green and Hawksbill turtles	Jess Howard
22/8/2009	Turtles, sharks and moray eels	Jess Howard
21/8/2009	Tropic Bird flew in to land in front of Suite 3	Jess Howard
20/8/2009	two humpback whales appeared	Nick Brennan
19/8/2009	blue linckia sea stars that had contorted their body around the reef	Nick Brennan
18/8/2009	green turtles stole the show	Nick Brennan
17/8/2009	green and loggerhead turtles entertained guests	Nick Brennan
16/8/2009	an enormous moray eel	Nick Brennan
15/8/2009	big eyed trevally	Nick Brennan
14/8/2009	The six barred wrasse	Nick Brennan
13/8/2009	a large carnivorous mollusc	Nick Brennan
12/8/2009	manta rays were coming from everywhere	Nick Brennan
11/8/2009	two dozen Manta Rays feeding around the lighthouse bommies	Nick Brennan
10/8/2009	Schools of Fusiliers and Trevally engulfed snorkelers	Jess Howard
9/8/2009	two humpback whales and they were rolling around	Nick Brennan
8/8/2009	a whole bunch of Manta Rays	Nick Brennan
7/8/2009	Turtles poked their heads up	Jess
6/8/2009	An enormous humpback whale breached in the distance	Nick Brennan
5/8/2009	Six frogs were discovered	Jess Howard
4/8/2009	tiny little Buff-Banded Rail chicks being fed	Jess Howard
3/8/2009	whales and Manta Rays on the surface	Jess Howard
2/8/2009	Tawny Nurse shark and a Leopard shark	Jess Howard
1/8/2009	The TROPIC BIRD HATCHED!!	Jess Howard
31/7/2009	Pincusion sea star in the Lagoon	Jess Howard
30/7/2009	two huge Leopard Rays sitting comfortably on the bottom	Jess Howard
29/7/2009	A tour of the desalination plant and the Hybrid Power station	Jess Howard
28/7/2009	schools of Big-Eye Trevally and Scissor-Tail Fusiliers	Jess Howard
27/7/2009	a single Frigate Bird patrolling the skies for a feast	Jess Howard
26/7/2009	The Manta Rays were feeding on the surface around the lighthouse bommies	Nick Brennan
25/7/2009	turtles popping their heads out and whales breaching in the distance	Jess
24/7/2009	The rabbitfish were schooling around the shallow bommies	Nick Brennan
23/7/2009	the Hebrew cone shell	Nick Brennan
22/7/2009	A tiny Indian seastar was also seen	Nick Brennan
21/7/2009	coral heads exposed displaying their beautiful formations and colours	Nick Brennan
20/7/2009	bat fish were teaming	Nick Brennan
19/7/2009	The outer bommies were a sea snake haven	Nick Brennan
18/7/2009	two dolphins playing around second reef.	Nick Brennan
17/7/2009	Green turtles were plentiful right across the reef	Nick Brennan
16/7/2009	Juvenile green turtles popped up .. around the boat	Nick Brennan
15/7/2009	a very special visitor showed up. It was a Dolphin!	Nick Brennan
14/7/2009	a giant green turtle that was ... probably 250kg	Nick Brennan
13/7/2009	green turtles out at second reef	Nick Brennan
12/7/2009	several humpback whales that were all traveling closely together in a big convoy	Nick Brennan
11/7/2009	some green turtles were lazing about on the surface	Nick Brennan
10/7/2009	a variety of stingrays today including the bull ray and cowtail ray	Nick Brennan
8/7/2009	a great encounter with a friendly brown booby bird	Nick Brennan
2/7/2009	a huge Moray Eel, a Maori Wrasse	Jess Howard
1/7/2009	They found Blue Linckia and New Caledonia Sea stars, and masses of Tiger Cowries	Jess Howard
30/6/2009	TWO whales appeared on the surface to spout together.	Jess Howard
29/6/2009	not our normal two sooty oystercatchers but 3	Jess Howard
28/6/2009	a huge manta ray part a big school of trevally down the middle	Nick Brennan
27/6/2009	a massive Queensland Grouper was seen moving slowly	Jess Howard
26/6/2009	one hundred rabbitfish were in the coral gardens	Nick Brennan
25/6/2009	Diamond scaled sea mullet	Jess Howard
24/6/2009	an absolutely enormous humpback drew its whole body out of the water	Nick Brennan
23/6/2009	a whale was breaching and providing the noisy songs	Nick Brennan
22/6/2009	a juvenile green turtle was sleeping in a shallow pool	Jenni Fox
21/6/2009	Clark anemone fish. This little fish looks very similar to Nemo	Nick Brennan
20/6/2009	the iconic butterfly fishes, damsel fish and big cods	Nick Brennan
19/6/2009	A cowtail ray was buried under the sand	Nick Brennan
18/6/2009	in excess of sixty manta rays come feeding over their heads	Nick Brennan
17/6/2009	a breaching humpback whale that made the hugest splash imaginable	Nick Brennan
16/6/2009	a yellow trumpetfish sidle a coral trout so as to ambush its prey	Nick Brennan
15/6/2009	a hawksbill turtle coming less than a metre under them	Nick Brennan
14/6/2009	a very well camouflaged octopus	Nick Brennan
13/6/2009	turtles everywhere!	Jess Howard
12/6/2009	purple angelfish, yellow butterfly fish, blue-green chromis	Nick Brennan
11/6/2009	A lone white Reef Egret spread its massive wings	Nick Brennan
8/6/2009	A beautiful black nudibranch with bright blue trimming	Nick Brennan
7/6/2009	a starburst moray eel that was watching them cautiously	Nick Brennan
5/6/2009	two large humpback whales spouting and spy hopping out of the water only 200m off the eastern side	Nick Brennan
28/5/2009	first Humpback Whales were spotted today	Jenni Fox
27/5/2009	reduced the resorts greenhouse emissions by 60%	Nick Brennan
26/5/2009	At second reef a school of squid captured everybody’s attention	Nick Brennan
25/5/2009	The blue linckia always impresses guests	Nick Brennan
24/5/2009	the Manta’s were back in full swing	Nick Brennan
23/5/2009	giant Queensland groper dwarfed divers	Nick Brennan
22/5/2009	brightly coloured moon wrasse were in abundance	Nick Brennan
21/5/2009	manta feeding	Nick Brennan
20/5/2009	big eyed trevally	Nick Brennan
15/5/2009	butterfly fish were making a dazzling contrast with their yellow bodies	Nick Brennan
13/5/2009	fascinated by the solar plant and energy regime	Nick Brennan
12/5/2009	Anchor bombie was also covered in green turtles	Nick Brennan
3/5/2009	There were massive turtles everywhere, Green and Loggerhead	Jess Howard
2/5/2009	A white tipped reef shark was seen out at the light house bombies sitting motionless on the bottom	Nick Brennan
1/5/2009	Manta’s were cruising, either individually or in groups at the Lighthouse Bommies	Jess Howard
30/4/2009	observing the Ruddy Turnstones waddling away on their short legs	Jess Howard
29/4/2009	a very large loggerhead turtle	Nick Brennan
28/4/2009	a Manta with no tail cruising out at second reef	Nick Brennan
27/4/2009	the beautiful sight of feeding Manta Rays	Nick Brennan
26/4/2009	guests saw a huge male loggerhead turtle	Nick Brennan
25/4/2009	Anzac DAy 2009	Nick Brennan
24/4/2009	the diamond scale mullet	Nick Brennan
23/4/2009	account of Susannah Mckee’s 102nd anniversary since her passing	Nick Brennan
22/4/2009	a spectacular Diadema sea urchin	Nick Brennan
21/4/2009	over 40 individual Manta rays swooped back and forth	Nick Brennan
20/4/2009	An enormous Green Turtle stayed put on the sandy bottom	Jess Howard
19/4/2009	Manta Rays and loads of turtles were seen	Nick Brennan
18/4/2009	Two small Hawksbill turtles were munching on coral	Jess Howard
17/4/2009	The Manta Ray is still an enigma of the ocean	Nick Brennan
16/4/2009	A school of tiny bait fish entered the back of the fish pool	Nick Brennan
15/4/2009	The yellow of the butterfly fish appeared to glow against the amazing clear blue water	Nick Brennan
14/4/2009	its breeding time for the squid	Nick Brennan
13/4/2009	Scissortail fusiliers, blue green chromis, neon damsels were all going ballistic	Nick Brennan
11/4/2009	sighted an unknown species of Eagle Ray	Nick Brennan
9/4/2009	the name nudibranch actually means naked lung	Nick Brennan
28/3/2009	a brand new Common noddy chick	Nick Brennan
28/3/2009	in celebration of Earth Hour guests came on a tour of the new Hybrid Power Station	Jenni Fox
27/3/2009	a very large Moray Eel that was swimming at Coral Gardens	Nick Brennan
26/3/2009	a Christmas Tree Worm -the visible part of the worm is actually the mouth and it uses the bristles to collect plankton	Nick Brennan
25/3/2009	a Whiptail Ray sit right underneath the boat	Nick Brennan
24/3/2009	a guitarfish, a creature where the lines between stingray and shark has been blurred	Nick Brennan
23/3/2009	a tiny lionfish that was less than an inch in length	Nick Brennan
22/3/2009	A green turtle dubbed “Curious George”	Nick Brennan
21/3/2009	a beautiful hawksbill turtle sitting close to the surface at second reef	Nick Brennan
20/3/2009	Ranger John shared his extensive knowledge on turtles	Nick Brennan
18/3/2009	a big school of brightly coloured squid	Nick Brennan
16/3/2009	A dozen Turtle hatchlings had emerged	Nick Brennan
14/3/2009	the blue bottle jellyfish	Nick Brennan
2/3/2009	A friendly Batfish, stayed around the snorkel line	Jess Howard
1/3/2009	One man had a manta come and rub its whole ventral side against him much like a cat	Nick Brennan
28/2/2009	classic behaviour of a feeding Manta Ray	Jess Howard
27/2/2009	saw some massive grey whaler sharks	Nick Brennan
26/2/2009	One really large Manta that was perhaps 3.5 metres across	Nick Brennan
25/2/2009	A black tip reef shark also came by	Nick Brennan
24/2/2009	beautiful little nudibranch’s out at three pyramids.	Nick Brennan
23/2/2009	a Manta Ray as soon as he got in	Nick Brennan
22/2/2009	spotted a turtle emerging out of the water at sunset	Nick Brennan
21/2/2009	in front of the bar for the turtle talk	Nick Brennan
20/2/2009	a very large blue Linckia sea star right on the edge of the water	Nick Brennan
19/2/2009	A giant bull ray was also seen sitting on the bottom	Nick Brennan
18/2/2009	Manta’s sighted out off second reef	Nick Brennan
17/2/2009	Three tiny loggerhead hatchlings	Nick Brennan
16/2/2009	an enormous school of Big-eye Trevally	Jess Howard
15/2/2009	a turtle nest emerged out the front of the Reef units	Nick Brennan
14/2/2009	The Picasso Triggerfish made a brief appearance	Jess Howard
13/2/2009	tiny Cleaner Wrasse	Nick Brennan
12/2/2009	A Lionfish scooted past the divers	Jess Howard
11/2/2009	The Crested Terns were creating an awesome spectacle	Nick Brennan
10/2/2009	an adult female Green turtle was laying her eggs	Jess Howard
7/2/2009	turtles surfacing all around the boat	Nick Brennan
5/2/2009	The always intriguing trumpet fish was in the area	Nick Brennan
3/2/2009	hermit crab mating season at the moment	Nick Brennan
1/2/2009	black tip reef shark at second reef	Nick Brennan
30/1/2009	reef walk guests loved the blue linkia sea stars	Nick Brennan
27/1/2009	a Starry Moray Eel feeding on a crab.	Jess Howard
26/1/2009	Six Brown Sweetlips waited in a single line	Jess Howard
22/1/2009	a female turtle on the beach	Jenni Fox
20/1/2009	A black tip reef shark also passed through	Nick Brennan
19/1/2009	Monday - A moray eel also intrigued many of the divers	Shay Young
18/1/2009	Sunday - a large patch of anemones with lots of pink damselfish	Nick Brennan
17/1/2009	Saturday - turtle hatchlings emerge from an unknown nest	Shay Young
16/1/2009	Friday - OY MORE TURTLES OVER HERE	Jess Howard
15/1/2009	Thursday - Guests had seen the solar plant from the air	Nick Brennan
14/1/2009	Wednesday - glimpse a White-tip Reef shark	Jess Howard
13/1/2009	Tuesday - Massive schools of blue-green chromis	Nick Brennan
12/1/2009	Monday - A Bar-tailed Godwit was spotted on the runway	Jess Howard
11/1/2009	Sunday - crown of thorns starfish grazing the reef	Nick Brennan
10/1/2009	Saturday - Divers .. sighted Moray Eels, an enormous Batfish, brightly coloured Parrotfish and a massive Bull ray	Jess Howard
9/1/2009	Friday - snake eel out on the western side of the island	Nick Brennan
8/1/2009	Thursday - ne little hatchling from nest 7 ran down the beach.	Jess Howard
7/1/2009	Wednesday - pretty eagle ray that swooped right through the snorkeling area	Nick Brennan
6/1/2009	Tuesday - An olive sea snake also appeared	Shay Young
5/1/2009	Monday - a shovelnose ray and a majestic manta ray were sighted.	Shay Young
4/1/2009	Sunday - moray eels and sea turtles both spotted	Shay Young
3/1/2009	Saturday - A huge female loggerhead swam right across second reef	Nick Brennan
2/1/2009	Friday - guests spotted a huge female loggerhead	Nick Brennan
1/1/2009	Thursday -A beautiful semi-circle angelfish dazzled snorkellers	Nick Brennan
31/12/2008	Wednesday - encountered a loggerhead turtle coming up the beach!	Laura Smith
30/12/2008	Tuesday- our turtles hatchlings from nests that had emerged were due for release	Shay Young
28/12/2008	Sunday - greens, hawksbills and loggerheads all sighted from the boat	Shay Young
27/12/2008	Saturday - guests watch turtles hatching at night	Nick Brennan
25/12/2008	Thursday - Turtle hatchlings emerge	Nick Brennan
23/12/2008	Tuesday - black tip reef sharks cruise in over the reef	Nick Brennan
22/12/2008	Monday - reef life in abundance	Shay Young
21/12/2008	Sunday - late mating turtle pair sighted	Nick Brennan
18/12/2008	Thursday - 2m seacucumber sighted	Nick Brennan
15/12/2008	Monday - snorkellers amazed by groups of squid	Laura Smith
14/12/2008	Sunday - epaulette sharks spotted	Nick Brennan
13/12/2008	Saturday - snorkellers delight on southern side	Nick Brennan
12/12/2008	Friday - underwater life excites divers	Laura Smith
11/12/2008	Thursday - harmless jellies fill the waters	Jenni Fox
10/12/2008	Wednesday - high water visability makes for great diving	Shay Young
9/12/2008	Tuesday - turtles laying eggs in the night	Jess Howard
8/12/2008	Monday - Electrical strom entertains guest in the night	Shay Young
7/12/2008	Sunday - new unidentified seastar discovered	Jess Howard
6/12/2008	Saturday - Shovelnose ray seen on glassbottom boat tour	Shay Young
4/12/2008	Thursday - lots of fish on the guided snorkel	Shay Young
3/12/2008	Wednesday - guest enjoy champagne sunsets	Jess Howard
2/12/2008	Tuesday - Turtle still mating offshore	Shay Young
1/12/2008	Monday - guests enjoy a beautiful sunset	Jess Howard
29/11/2008	Saturday - Movember Party	Laura Smith
26/11/2008	Wednesday - divers see turtle cleaned by wrass	Laura Smith
25/11/2008	Tuesday - snorkelers watch manta feeding!	Laura Smith
24/11/2008	Monday - Bridled tern chick born	Shay Young
22/11/2008	Saturday - Buff-banded rails feast on noddy eggs	Laura Smith
21/11/2008	Friday - night reef walk a delight	Laura Smith
20/11/2008	Thursday - birdwatchers delight	Jess Howard
19/11/2008	Wednesday - lots of sights on the night reef walk	Laura Smith
18/11/2008	Tuesday - Turtles everywhere!	Jess Howard
17/11/2008	Monday - The coral is spawning	Laura Smith
16/11/2008	Sunday - guests delighted to see turtles up close	Jess Howard
15/11/2008	Saturday - thousands of butterflies appear	Laura Smith
14/11/2008	Friday - such a variety in the fish life!	Laura Smith
13/11/2008	Thursday - Red-Tailed Tropic bird chick feeding	Jess Howard
12/11/2008	Wednesday - turtle nest number 11 was laid	Jenni Fox
11/11/2008	Tuesday - new Solar Hybrid Power station under construction	Jess Howard
10/11/2008	Monday - guests delighted by the sights	Shay Young
9/11/2008	Sunday - a cool change for guests	Jess Howard
8/11/2008	Saturday - Guests watch turtle egg-laying	Shay Young
7/11/2008	Friday - guests find 4 green tree frogs	Jess Howard
6/11/2008	Thursday - Bird watching got the day underway	Shay Young
5/11/2008	Wednesday - Tropic Bird Chicks	Jess Howard
4/11/2008	Tuesday - sooty oystercatchers lay eggs	Shay Young
3/11/2008	Monday - hermit crabs found on night tour	Laura Smith
2/11/2008	Sunday - Turtles mating around the island	Shay Young
1/11/2008	Saturday - Female turtle comes in to the resort	Laura Smith
31/10/2008	Friday - Many Green Turtle nests discovered	Shay Young
30/10/2008	Thursday - Starry Moray Eel spotted	Laura Smith
29/10/2008	Wednesday - Bridled Terns lay eggs	Shay Young
27/10/2008	Monday - Guests watch frigate birds feeding	Shay Young
26/10/2008	Sunday - Guest inspect sea snakes up close	Laura Smith
24/10/2008	Friday - Eastern Beach sunrise is spectactular	Laura Smith
23/10/2008	Wednesday - Lots of bird activity today	Jess Howard
22/10/2008	Wednesday - Oh, the abundance of turtles!!	Laura Smith
21/10/2008	Tuesday - The Ancient Mariner Nesting Season has officially commenced	Jess Howard
20/10/2008	Monday - White-capped noddies sunbake on the paths	Laura Smith
19/10/2008	Sunday - Flotsam Fossickers braved the high tide	Jess Howard
18/10/2008	Saturday - sea stars were everywhere	Laura Smith
17/10/2008	Friday - reef exposed more than usual by low tide	Laura Smith
16/10/2008	Thursday - Eager birdwatchers gathered	Jess Howard
15/10/2008	Wednesday - a Green turtle wanted to upstage the fish	Jess Howard
14/10/2008	Tuesday - Manta encounters galore	Shay Young
13/10/2008	Monday - green tree frogs were discovered	Jess Howard
12/10/2008	Sunday - Loggerhead turtles were out and about	Shay Young
11/10/2008	Saturday - drift from Anchor Bommie to Three Pyramids	Jess Howard
10/10/2008	Friday -a rare sighting of a female turtle stranded	Shay Young
9/10/2008	Thursday - Well turtle mating was in full swing today!	Jenni Fox
8/10/2008	Wednesday - a great day of snorkelling with the visibility of around 30 metres	Shay Young
7/10/2008	Tuesday - growth of the Red-tailed Tropic Bird chicks is just astounding	Jenni Fox
5/10/2008	Sunday - Turtles breeding	Laura Smith
4/10/2008	Saturday - female green turtle on the shore	Shay Young
3/10/2008	Friday - female turtles on beaches	Laura Smith
2/10/2008	Thursday - a new red tailed tropic bird chick	Shay Young
1/10/2008	Wednesday - the mantas are back!	Laura Smith
30/9/2008	Tuesday - great snorkelling on western side	Shay Young
29/9/2008	Monday - Finding nemo	Laura Smith
28/9/2008	Sunday - reef life in abundance	Laura Smith
27/9/2008	Saturday - divers excited about whale songs	Laura Smith
26/9/2008	Friday - learn the rich history of Lady Elliot Island	Shay Young
25/9/2008	Thursday - reappearance of common noddies	Laura Smith
24/9/2008	Wednesday - stack of mating turtles in lagoon	Jenni Fox
23/9/2008	Tuesday - manta rays circling at dive safety stop	Laura Smith
22/9/2008	Monday - lagoon snorkeling just spectacular	Jenni Fox
21/9/2008	Sunday - school of feeding mantas encountered	Laura Smith
20/9/2008	Saturday - Clean up the World Day	Jenni Fox
19/9/2008	Friday - humpback whales putting on a show	Laura Smith
18/9/2008	Thursday - Lighthouse bommie is a well-known Manta Ray cleaning station	Jess Howard
17/9/2008	Wednesday - pencil slate sea urchin with its dazzling bright red spines	Laura Smith
16/9/2008	Tuesday - Manta Rays, Shovelnose rays, Leopard sharks and Whiptail rays	Jess Howard
15/9/2008	Monday - Mantas gliding above, a leopard shark sitting on the sediment	Shay Young
14/9/2008	Sunday - a shovelnose ray, slowly cruising by	Jess Howard
13/9/2008	Saturday - Humpback whales were in a playful mood	Shay Young
12/9/2008	Friday - two Sooty Oyster Catchers flying in unison	Jess Howard
11/9/2008	Thursday - three mantas cruising on the surface	Shay Young
10/9/2008	Wednesday - Turtles were abundant	Jess Howard
9/9/2008	Tuesday - Blue Linckia Sea Stars were aplenty today	Shay Young
8/9/2008	Monday - eagle rays, thrilling sighting	Laura Smith
7/9/2008	Sunday - morning dive at Anchor Bommie and Hero’s Cave	Shay Young
6/9/2008	Saturday - reef fish identification presentation	Laura Smith
5/9/2008	Friday - Tropic Birds were particularly active today	Shay Young
4/9/2008	Thursday - a second red-tailed tropic bird chick	Laura Smith
3/9/2008	Wednesday - Box Fruit was the interest of today	Shay Young
2/9/2008	Tuesday - bold pod of dolphins approached the boat	Laura Smith
1/9/2008	Monday - guests surprised by a Frigate Bird	Shay Young
31/8/2008	Sunday - whales to the south east of the island	Laura Smith
30/8/2008	Saturday - highlight of the walk was the New Caledonia Sea Star	Shay Young
29/8/2008	Friday - graceful white-spotted eagle rays	Laura Smith
28/8/2008	Thursday - adorable Green Tree Frogs	Jess Howard
27/8/2008	Wednesday - newest addition of the red tail tropic bird	Laura Smith - Poem by Jess Howard
26/8/2008	Tuesday - interact with friendly Green turtles	Jess Howard