In my final post in the series about Magic Moreton Bay I’m now diving into “sea” what lies beneath the muddy and marvellous mangroves of Moreton Bay! Where let me tell you there is so much to see and hear! Find out more about these underwater wonders of the Moreton Bay Marine Park, located in the subtropics of Australia, by following my alter ego Dr Suzie Starfish.

Continuing my series about Magic Moreton Bay I wanted to show you that you don’t have to get wet to “sea” and experience the magic of the Moreton Bay Marine Park! There are many beautiful pathways that meet the tides of the Bay, and mornings like this on Moreton Bay are just bliss. Follow more of my underwater adventures as my alter ego Dr Suzie Starfish.

Continuing with my series of posts about Magic Moreton Bay there isn’t a better way to explore and enjoy these waterways than on a Stand Up Paddle board (SUP)! Check out what I “sea” standing up in Moreton Bay Marine Park as my alter ego Dr Suzie Starfish.

What a magic day out on Moreton Bay!! This is the first in a series of posts about one of my favourite waterways, Moreton Bay Marine Park, located on the doorstep of Brisbane, Australia. Follow my marine journey as we visit the many ‘faces’ and fantastic places of Moreton Bay as my alter ego Dr Suzie Starfish.

  
During my holidays on beautiful Stradbroke Island my hubby and fellow marine scientist Dr Richo took these amazing underwater photos. The life of a dart fish is certainly full of waves!

 Just taking a bit of time out in between jobs this week on stunning North Stradbroke Island. A place where the sun and sand meet the sea, which is so good for the soul!

One year today I created my alter ego “Dr Suzie Starfish” on Facebook, who shares her marine art-science storytelling through imagination, inspiration, illustration and information. So “dive in” with Dr Suzie Starfish at: Dr Suzie Starfish

  
I’m in Manila this week as a Graphic Recorder for the CCRES projects annual Stakeholder Forum. What a great time I am having “picturing these ideas” with coastal stakeholders and the project team!

I have been asked a lot lately about my alter ego “Dr Suzie Starfish”, in particular which is my Starfish!?? So here I am with ‘my starfish’ on beautiful Lady Elliot Island, the Blue Seastar (Linckia laevigata).

Had a turtle of a time on Lady Elliot Island! Can’t wait to get back to the Southern Great Barrier Reef soon.