11:00 Last
night approximately 12 hours ago it started raining fairly heavily so today it
is fairly cool and wet on the ground.
The was a humungous clap of thunder that woke me up, so I had a quick
look about in the darkness then went back to sleep.
I have just
released the spare clingfish and have begun sorting out my photos so that March
is backed up, and so 'all' species possible have been identified from my
photographs (See Species Sightings).
21:30 The
resident park guard had been busy with the Canadian guy and a volunteer
replacing the concrete steps to the dorm hut, which now coincidently look very
nice. I feel it is kind of odd that I
had never thought of beach sand being used for concrete before… An extension is
also going to be added to the laundry area serving as a workshop for the park
guard.
The Canadian
guy made us his awesome pancakes which went down very well with some maple
syrup. In the evening we decided to
watch a second movie, which made a nice change and was good to add a social
element to the day with everyone working.
Whilst walking to the lab, and choosing a film to watch, we had to
battle our way through a fair amount of Harlequin Crabs. After the movie I made a list of fish species
I had photos for already so I could aim to capture the rest before I listened
to music and fell asleep.