The underwater camera is now showing that the two-spot gobies have returned in some numbers, along with the grey mullet. No corkwing wrasse have been seen yet though. The water temperature in the Fleet is now around 15C, while the water out in Weymouth Bay is only around 12C
The camera pontoon has suffered some damage from a boat impact in recent days but the underwater visibility has been too bad to fully assess the damage. The camera is still working well, but there is a slightly different view than the one we have been used to.
There are now large numbers of common gobies and shore crabs in the shallow water around the camera pontoon. The seaweeds are growing fast with a variety of greens and browns making the underwater environment very colourful at present.
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