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Ocean Watch 2007

January

• [Friday, Jan. 05, 2007]  Like other animals, we thrive in sun
• [Friday, Jan. 12, 2007]  Visit enhances appreciation of Hawaii
• [Friday, Jan. 19, 2007]  Queensland beach is rich in cuttlebones * pictures
• [Friday, Jan. 26, 2007]  'Ocean' awash with thrilling facts, photos

February

• [Friday, Feb. 02, 2007]  Public marinas in shameful disrepair
• [Friday, Feb. 09, 2007]  Palolo worms can be delicacy or nightmare
• [Friday, Feb. 16, 2007]  Fishermen's mystery bites are puzzling
• [Friday, Feb. 23, 2007]  Whale watch stirs questions about mating * picture

March

• [Friday, Mar. 02, 2007]  Whale sharks are largest fish in the world
• [Friday, Mar. 09, 2007]  Squid pro quo: Giant differs from colossal
• [Friday, Mar. 16, 2007]  Emotion can tear into ocean writer's heart
• [Friday, Mar. 30, 2007]  Solo sail starts with courage to leave harbor

April

• [Friday, Apr. 06, 2007]  Solo sailor meets goal, misses friends
• [Friday, Apr. 13, 2007]  Sea's treasure sometimes washes ashore
• [Friday, Apr. 20, 2007]  Plover lovers can help with study on them *see picture
• [Friday, Apr. 27, 2007]  Overfishing erodes supply of king crab * new pictures

May

• [Friday, May 04, 2007]  Fairy tern merits magical moniker
• [Friday, May 11, 2007]   Giant pearl does not have precious past
  
• [Friday, May 18, 2007]   Sea horse ranch makes visitor giddyup *see what a Texas sea horse looks like!
• [Friday, May 25, 2007]   Sea horses spur further discussion                                    

June

• [Friday, Jun. 01, 2007]  UH book on isle fish proves invaluable
• [Friday, Jun. 08, 2007]  Onboard but unseen, life is hectic
• [Friday, Jun. 15, 2007]  Wild world shows up when least expected *see pictures
• [Friday, Jun. 22, 2007]  Archerfish shoot insects for dinner *see pictures
• [Friday, Jun. 29, 2007]  Biologist writer faced rough seas at start

July

• [Friday, Jul. 06, 2007]   Crocodile Dundee is not needed now *see Susan's Croc she found in the wild!
• [Friday, Jul. 13, 2007]   Renowned reef thrills after weather clears *see pictures
• [Friday, Jul. 20, 2007]   Saltwater crocs in Australia can be dangerous *see pictures
• [Friday, Jul. 27, 2007]   Species varies for popular fish and chips

August

• [Friday, Aug. 03, 2007]   Sea horses enjoy eating native shrimp
• [Friday, Aug.10, 2007]   Unlike man, ducks weren't out for blood *see picture of a koloa
• [Friday, Aug.17, 2007]   Golf course fairways are kolea heaven*see pictures of a koloa, a kolea & a koala
• [Friday, Aug.24, 2007]   Glass sponges build big reef full of lodgers
• [Friday, Aug.31, 2007]   Boat plows through mud to Cooktown Read the Cooktown News story about Susan

September

• [Friday, Sept, 07, 2007]   Barramundi switch genders midstream
• [Friday, Sept, 14, 2007]   Australian isle is 3-year dream come true *see pictures
• [Friday, Sept, 21, 2007]   Australia has 4,000 species of reef fish
• [Friday, Sept, 28, 2007]   Crinoids add beauty to Great Barrier Reef *see pictures

October

• [Friday, Oct, 05, 2007]   Sting fears increase while wading
• [Friday, Oct, 12, 2007]   There's no time for writing on Lizard Island *see pictures
• [Friday, Oct, 19, 2007]   Lizard Island marine talks are educational *see pictures
• [Friday, Oct, 26, 2007]   E-mails reach remote locale

November

• [Friday, Nov. 02, 2007]   Booby birds still fascinate down under *see picture
• [Friday, Nov. 09, 2007]   Sailors take a ‘beating’ but survive
• [Friday, Nov. 16, 2007]   Sand fleas, likely, haven’t found paradise
• [Friday, Nov. 23, 2007]   Gulls visit isles but do not breed here *see video
• [Friday, Nov. 30, 2007]   'Little red ship’ sails on in fond memories *see pictures

December

• [Friday, Dec. 07, 2007]   Gulls do have functional salt glands
• [Friday, Dec. 14, 2007]   Bird count too enticing to pass up *pictures added
• [Friday, Dec. 21, 2007]   Counters squirt their way to an albatross total *pictures
• [Friday, Dec. 28, 2007]   Counting albatrosses a flight of fancy *pictures

Marine biologist Susan Scott writes the newspaper column, "Ocean Watch",
for the Honolulu Star-Bulletin, www.starbulletin.com