
A Sailfin Tang showing why they have that name.

A Sailfin Tang showing why they have that name.

I saw this trailer parked in one of the small cemeteries in Hawi and immediately wondered what they were putting in there. It’s not refrigerated so I hope it’s not what I first thought of!
Posted for Bushboy’s Last on the Card. See more responses here.

The flower of a Brazilian Red-cloak (Megaskepasma erythrochlamys). Posted for Terri’s Flower Hour. See more responses here.

A White-tailed Tropicbird flies off the southern coast of the Big Island.


This week’s Sunday Stills challenge theme is ‘Future.’ See more responses here.
These days, our photos and videos are in the cloud, our music is in the cloud, our backups are in the cloud, our records and files are in the cloud. One day, it’s virtually certain, we will end up in the cloud too, which will be a good thing, as it will give Earth a chance to recover from everything we’ve done to it!

Back in the days when a friend and I used to brew beer, we’d buy bottled beer to drink, and save the empties for our home brews. Heineken beer was one of those, but we learned that Heineken bottles were made with fairly thin glass. We found this out when our home brew caused them to explode! The fact that we kept the bottles in our wardrobes meant that our work attire often smelled of beer, which is not recommended for career advancement.

A couple of A’ama Crabs, the one much bigger than the other, skitter past each other in the wave-washed shallows. Meanwhile, the Helmet Urchins were going nowhere.

An early morning Hawaiian Airlines flight coming in to land at Kailua Kona airport.
