The Fish blogs final entry for this trip. 

Here is some of the other photos my wife took in the time we weren't in the water. Of course the sunsets didn't fail to amaze. As beautiful as a picture of one is they always seem to never quite truly catch all the amazing colors and feeling of witnessing it. 

As much as I love the Honu's we come across in the islands it pails to my wife's love of them. It was funny we only came across three in the water while snorkeling this time but at the condo it was a completely different story. Like clock work we we had 2 to 5 friends dining on the mossy rocks in front of the condo every day at lunchtime. And most every evening this big one would haul out and bask in the afternoon sun on the beach.  

Here are a few of the other lucky creatures who get to call Maui home. I'm not sure if this beautiful Kolea (Pacific Golden Plover) was the same one all the time but every morning I was up around 5:00 and she was cruising the lawn looking for breakfast. And each night about an hour after sunset one chirp as if saying goodnight. Then there is the little Java finches that can't even see the sign right next to them. Throw in some crabs, chickens and Gecko's and you have a nice little Maui zoo. 

This section totally blows me away. My wife is a flower lover and each trip I can count on seeing hundreds of flower pics. Out of three cameras there was 6 or 7. I guess the fish had her so enamored she almost forgot about them.