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insequent ways
Australia
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 19 ธ.ค. 2012
Avid snorkeller who enjoys underwater filming with GoPro camera and extension pole; and searching for fish species that I haven't seen before.
Recently fascinated by the amazing microscopic world, especially organisms in freshwater environments.
Interested in everything about the natural world, especially the ocean, and water generally.
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Recently fascinated by the amazing microscopic world, especially organisms in freshwater environments.
Interested in everything about the natural world, especially the ocean, and water generally.
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insequent: because it follows no apparent control
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Rotifer: Synchaeta
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A member of the Monogonontan Rotifers in a sample from a freshwater dam. Genus Synchaeta
Ciliate: Campanella
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A Ciliate of Genus Campanella in a sample from a freshwater dam. It is in the process of detaching its stalk to become free swimming.
Worms: Chaetogaster
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Worms and algae from a freshwater pond. Genus Chaetogaster
At Wakatobi dive sites
มุมมอง 98ปีที่แล้ว
Extracts from snorkelling on some of the Wakatobi dive sites, illustrating the enormous variety that exists. A tiny sample of the abundance and diversity of magnificent corals, and the fish and other critters that live among them. Lionfish popped up everywhere, and little fish were always darting from their hiding places. Conditions were a little wavy at times. Original soundtrack with volume r...
Wakatobi last snorkel on House Reef (October, 2022)
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Extracts from my last snorkel along Wakatobi House Reef. Such an amazing array of fish. All footage is at half speed. The following music was used for this media project: At 0:02 and 9:35 Music: Eternal World Dreamy Ambient Music by Palash Sunvaiya Free download: filmmusic.io/song/10548-eternal-world-dreamy-ambient-music License (CC BY 4.0): filmmusic.io/standard-license At 4:05 Music: Placid A...
Wakatobi morning on House Reef south (October, 2022)
มุมมอง 136ปีที่แล้ว
Some highlights from morning snorkel along the southern side of the House Reef. MUSIC SOUNDTRACK: Yellow Brick Cinema 3 Hour Relaxing Guitar Music: Meditation Music, Instrumental Music, Calming Music, Soft Music, ☯2432 th-cam.com/video/ss7EJ-PW2Uk/w-d-xo.html GOPRO 8 SETTINGS: Resolution 4K Frames Per Second 60 Field of View Wide Shutter Auto EV Comp -0.5 ISO Min 100 ISO Max 400 White Balance N...
Wakatobi - Swimming Moray Eel
มุมมอง 642 ปีที่แล้ว
Short video showing the wonderful fluid motion of this moray eel as it effortlessly glides through the corals. Completely attuned to its environment. Yellowmargin Moray Eel (Gymnothorax flavimarginatus).
Through the Microscope: Salps
มุมมอง 362 ปีที่แล้ว
Sometimes mistaken for jellyfish eggs, these are organisms in their own right.
Sydney Huntsman Spider
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Meet "Bruce" the Sydney huntsman spider (Holconia immanis) doing his morning cleaning ritual.
Snorkelling Shelly Beach Nambucca Heads (Feb, 2022)
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Footage slowed by half. It was like snorkelling in a washing machine with the rough conditions and waves churning up the sand. Started to feel seasick after 15 minutes and had to abort. The Ornate Wobbegong shark at 0:27 is the highlight.
Light blue Soldier Crab - Mictyris longicarpus
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Light blue Soldier Crab - Mictyris longicarpus
Common Sydney Octopus - Octopus tetricus
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Common Sydney Octopus - Octopus tetricus
Through the Microscope: Marine worm or WHAT?
มุมมอง 263 ปีที่แล้ว
Through the Microscope: Marine worm or WHAT?
Through the Microscope: Rotifers in string algae
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Through the Microscope: Rotifers in string algae
Nambucca Heads western V-Wall 4K (April, 2020)
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Nambucca Heads western V-Wall 4K (April, 2020)
Mantas of Magic Mountain 4K (November, 2019)
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Mantas of Magic Mountain 4K (November, 2019)
Nights in Misool Lagoon 4K (November, 2019)
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Nights in Misool Lagoon 4K (November, 2019)
Misool House Reef Sample 4K (November, 2019)
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Misool House Reef Sample 4K (November, 2019)
Misool - North Kalig 4K (November, 2019)
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Misool - North Kalig 4K (November, 2019)
First light in Misool Lagoon 4K (November, 2019)
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First light in Misool Lagoon 4K (November, 2019)
I know this is old as but do you just jump in at the lil beach and go snorkeling along the rocks?
Yes you can. Just be aware of the sea conditions and the tides. Needs to be on an incoming tide, (preferably around high tide), as the currents can be very strong going out along the V-Wall,; and windy or choppy sea conditions aren't very pleasant. Best too when the water is very clear and not murky. (And avoid dawn and dusk, when the remote possibility of encountering a Bull Shark is greater 😟)
@@insequentways56 thanks for the info 😊
Medium sized school of mullet (probably getting ready for spawning run) and some luderick. I had heard that luderick often ran with mullet (they are often a by-catch when mullet are netted)
Dude, I've never been more glad to be a Canadian.
Schade das der ton fehlt
She’s a beauty ❤️
Too bad there're humans out there that don't come near the level of cleanliness of this animal.
Stop shaking the camera hold still! It's as if you're snorkeling or something
great video!! its a Hawksbill Tuttle thanks
You are so right, it is a Hawksbill. Thank you for correcting me, should not have made this mistake.
wow nice video!! I will go to magic mountain
Thank you. Yes, definitely recommended, nothing beats these magnificent Oceanic Manta Rays.
Nice heathly reef, good visibility too, thank you for this nice and interesting video
Thank you, my pleasure. The abundance, diversity, and health of corals was truly amazing here.
What a cute boy :>
Very nice clip but whilst this spider is Holconia immanis, the common name is Giant banded huntsman. The Grey huntsman is Isopeda vasta, smaller, shorter legs and different markings.
Thank you for your comment Michael. I guess so long as the proper name is correct, seeing common names can vary all over the place. All the sources I've seen call it the Grey Huntsman, or Sydney Huntsman, but I'm sure you're right with respect to other sources or places.
@@insequentways56 Interesting, I've never heard it called a Sydney Huntsman and I've lived there all my life. And whilst Isopeda vasta is a semi-regular household intruder I've only met Holconia immanis once, in a laundry in Richmond NSW.
@@michaelmclachlan1650 I post my images to iNaturalist and my information was from there (admittedly originally from Wikipedia): inaturalist.ala.org.au/taxa/132843-Holconia-immanis
I didn't know huntsman spiders like to nibble their own toes. If I were a huntsman spider, I'd dip mine in honey. :)
I hate how this spider was sucking it’s own leg disgusting abs creepy thing 🔥🔥🔥🔥
He is a sweet boy
So wot is it were watching
Holconia immanis, the common name is actually Giant banded huntsman. Spiders have gripping pads on their feet and this one is cleaning them so it can climb properly.
I love these. I live in Western Australia & used to live on a rural property where these spiders were everywhere including inside our house. At night they used to sit above the back door near the light ( waiting to catch a moth or two I suspect). I always reminded the kids not to slam the door otherwise you might wear a huntsman! They are fast & the only way I could catch them was to throw a towel over them then put them outside.
I'm sorry and with all due respect but do you mean you lived with those? As in, intentionally let them be inside your house, where you had your children? You raised your children with those monsters? Were they often big or did you mean like smaller ones?
I love spiders and would never hurt one, I’ve even kept them as pets, but god I’m still terrified of huntsmans and that thing, (while very cool) is fucking freaky!
Holconia immanis, the common name is actually Giant banded huntsman. Their legspan can cover a dinner plate!
@@michaelmclachlan1650 yes I’m very familiar with all types of huntsman, we just don’t get those types here in Victoria. Mostly just the Victorian huntsman isopeda victorialis, which is a smaller, more uniformly gray variant if the banded huntsman, and we also get the orange badge huntsman and social huntsman.
bruce is so chill cute
New salp footage just dropped lets goooooo
WOW! At 4:20 you get close to three Royal or Regal Angelfish. Very nice, indeed. Great video overall and the coral is in remarkably good shape for a so-called *house reef*. Thanks for sharing.
My pleasure, thank you for your encouraging comment.
Is this filmed while snorkeling house reef? Thank you for sharing!! Is the turtle in the video at shallow area? I only do snorkeling. And Missol looks like a snorkeling paradise. I want to go 😭but they said they're now fully booked until 2025 to digest the trips that could not happen because of the pandemic. My husband says 2025 is too far away planning and giving the deposit. .... I will continue to watch and see if the timing is right.
when is it ever that calm and clear? lol… so bull sharky now
Beautiful triggerfish
Thanx for sharing!!! Gr8!
My pleasure. Thank you.
Random question....are there any of those shrimp with white and red bands around nambucca?
Don't really know, but haven't seen any.
Cheers 👌
Please doyou know the of this strange fish at 4'47, never seen before,wow. Thank you for this nice and interesting video
Yes, it's a Spotted Scat (Scatophagus argus). Thank you, glad you enjoyed the video.
Misool Eco Resort has been at the top of my list for places I want to snorkel for years. Thanks for sharing this wonderful video. There were so many fish and invertebrates that I haven't seen in real life.
My pleasure. I hope you get there someday, Misool is a stunningly beautiful place.
@@insequentways56 very good work.İs there a particular time when the sea clairty gets max in that region through the year?
I saw you are an avid snorkler (like me), please what is the best spot for you ? Very nice videos than you for the share (and sorry for my bad english)
Thank you. The best spot for me is anywhere in Raja Ampat, Indonesia. The very best spot is Misool Eco Resort, but it is difficult to get to and quite expensive - but worth it. Really there was good snorkelling in all the places I've been to, shown on my channel here.
@@insequentways56 I already went to raja ampat and misool (in homestay and I prefer West waigeo and dampier strait ) and I am ok with you (I add Sulawesi)
I saw many schools of Redtooth Triggerfish in the Maldivian seas. They're the commonest species you can spot if you go for snorkeling and diving. I thought their tail which looks like a crescent moon seems quite visible and symbolic because of the country's religion. There are a lot of mosques on the islands, though I don't know if that was just a coincidence. Possibly they're just one of those native species that naturally occurs in the tropic, or perhaps the Maldivians chose these particular triggerfish to thrive in their seas for some reasons.
nice jack at 4.45 great vid
Hi and wow, the walking shark was for sure more than awesome ! Great video of night snorkeling in Raja Ampat. Warm regards and thumb up !
Thank you - sorry for massive delay in reply.
@@insequentways56 better late than never ;)
Hi and great video of snorkeling at the Misool Eco Resort in Raja Ampat ! So many different species there to discover and the corals looking very fine. The octopuses and for sure the turtle was more than awesome. Warm regards !
Inspiring video!! thanks, we head there next month
Thank you. You will love it, the lagoon is great, but then there are all the local island sites. Fabulous.
Hi and really nice video of your snorkeling on the Tufi resort house reef. Very good choice of music ! Warm regards and thumb for your video !
I will be at Papúa Paradise January 2020. Thank you for this!
Very very nice
Great house reef 2, and video
Thank you for sharing this video about house reef. I will go to Batanta in 2020 (already went to Kri Gam, West Waigeo, Waigeo and Misool)
Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful. Makes me want to care for living things. Just inspiring simple and effective. Thanks for sharing we all need to look after living things more and lets stop fishing.
I'm up there on the weekend and will catch an extra one just for you
Nice place...and the dives? how went?
Did you saw regal blue tangs there?
Me too Great video thanks!
Very nice and thanks for describing where and when to snorkel there. We only live 50kms away so we need to get there this Autumn.
The clarity of your camera is brilliant, awesome clear crisp viewing , the fish and surroundings look amazing great job.
Very nice dive there the gopro did a great job . Very nice footage. 👍
Looks like a very nice dive, awesome video.
Looks beautiful. Who did you do the trip with if you don't mind my asking? We really want to see some beautiful fish and coral while in Fiji in August, but aren't sure where has the least damage.
Sorry, just noticed this. I travel with www.diveadventures.com.au/index.php in Sydney. They can usually advise on the state of destinations. I stayed at Paradise Resort Taveuni, and it was great, but the house reef and local reefs had been badly damaged by Cyclone Winston. Some areas of the Rainbow Reef where I snorkelled also had damage. In my opinion Rainbow Reef is more for diving than snorkelling, and I was surprised at the relative lack of fish when I was there.
Beautiful videos! Thank you for sharing. Which reef would you say is in better condition at the moment, Lord Howe or Heron? I'm trying to plan a trip this year. :)
Thank you. I found Lord Howe to be the best snorkelling so far, better than Heron Island, although that was also great, especially around the jetty. Lord Howe, being further south, and in a unique position, has the better reef from my experience. It attracts both tropical and temperate species, and locals commented they are seeing more tropical species with global warming.
Hi Insequent Ways, great video - the footage of the coral reef is awesome, the footage has come out so well! How deep were you going down to? watched your other vids - are you from Nambucca Heads? I'm down in Sydney keep up with the videos! if you have time, please check out my freediving c hannel, I dive down where I live, showcasing the local marine life
Thank you Ocean Chan Freediving. Unfortunately I'm confined to the surface for health reasons, but use the GoPro EVO extension pole that can get about 60cms down. Envied the scuba divers. Yes, from Nambucca Heads.
It's really good that you can still be out around and seeing things! The go pro pole should do the trick. I've been experimenting on different ways to film underwater. Going to try attaching my gopro to a dive line and dropping it down deep. I've seen a video where these guys attached gopros around a crab trap, they got some interesting footage