Ishigaki Island, 30 March 2021
  Kabira Bay Canoe debut
  Shanibary Beach
  Parking, 25 April 2021



 
 
 

  Brave figure, 13 May 2021
  Rose in underwater (Nudibranch egg) 36s
  Black anemone fish 58s
  How to tie the rope



 
 
 

  Semicircle angelfish 22s
  Yoshihara beach, 17 May 2021
 
  Moorish idol 38s
 
  Shanivari beach, 23 May 2021



 
 
 

  Black anemone fish 42s, 25 May 2021
  Lifesaving ring for skin diving
  Pennant bannerfish 64s
  Total lunar eclipse, 26 May 2021



 
 
 

  Looking at the land
  Brave figure, 3 June 2021
  Sailfin tang 34s, 10 Jun 2021
  Twoline spinecheek 37s, 10 Jun 2021



 
 
 

  Full view of my canoe,  15 Jun 2021
  Three-spot dascyllus Young fish 51s
       On the farm road (see map)
              12 Jun 2021
  Washed away by typhoon, 24 Jul 2021



Difference between "Moorish idol and Pennant bannerfish"

I investigated a similar tropical fish "Moorish idol and Pennant bannerfish" that inhabits   
Kabira Bay in Ishigaki Island. At first, when I saw both in the sea, I didn't notice the     
difference. As a result of investigating as follows, I understood the difference well.       

Moorish idol
Scientific name: Zanclus cornutus      
Features: The tail fin is black.       
The base of the mouth is yellow with   
a black border. The lips is black.     

Pennant bannerfish
Scientific name: Heniochus chrysostomus
Features: The tail fin is transparent. 
The lips is yellow.                    


  Kabira in Ishigaki island
  Shanivari beach
  Moorish idol 38s
  25 May 2021
  Pennant bannerfish 64s
  27 May 2021


House Gecko without a tail, Observation report

Every night, some white geckos appear in the window. (I wrote one year ago, 30 April 2020)   
I think they come to eat the insects that gather in bright window after observing carefully. 
Since they are very timid nocturnal reptiles, they run away immediately when I point the     
camera. The creatures similar to these are the newt amphibian. The Okinawan geckos scream    
with a squeaky voice like "kyu kyu kyu". This is a cry peculiar to Okinawa's House Gecko.    


  30 April 2020

Even now (May 2021) they come here every day. Recently, there is one gecko without a tail.   
I wonder if it was the scar of a fight with a similar species or a fight with a large moth.  
I captured the way the tail grows naturally every day, so I will report continuously it here.
It is surprisingly quick to regenerate, and the prototype is completed in about 10 days.     


 
 
 

  13 May 2021
  20 May 2021
  23 May 2021
  4 June 2021