Almost dinner time. We are exhausted after two days of diving and snorkeling. Tropical fish and corals below the surface; scattered ocean clouds and volcanoes above. At least a half dozen varieties of both angel fish and butterfly fish entertained us. No idea how many damselfish we saw. All a blur. I distinctly remember the two sharks we encountered. A matching pair but not together, a white-tip and a black-tip. The white-tip followed us around a bit; mostly, I believe, to see if we stirred up any food for it. It was not much longer than we were, but still it was a toothy shark. Tomorrow we join the birding tour and trade in our masks for our binoculars. Of course I have already used the latter a bit. Best birds so far have been White-bellied Sea Eagle and Brahminy Kite. Have seen parrot flyovers, lovely, but I can’t identify parrots from a view of the underside and a cackling call. That is why we are joining a guided tour. Accomodations are lovely and staff very helpful. We didn’t ask for it but had almost entirely guided dives. The guides know where the cool stuff hides.