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Fishing Museum in Sebastian Inlet - #Vintage Reels by MsDee

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DSC_6859-2🏄‍♀️ by AIRTON Kieling
sebastian-inlet_03 by Florida Fish and Wildlife

Sebastian Inlet, east coast of Florida; Hurricane Dorian, FWC Law Enforcement; September 3, 2019.

 

FWC photo
Dawn at Sebastian Inlet by agilityfoot
500_4696 by polaski2282
500_4695 by polaski2282
0Z1A0910-Edit by Steve Loop
Surfing I by Gail Peck
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sebastian-inlet_04 by Florida Fish and Wildlife

Sebastian Inlet, east coast of Florida; Hurricane Dorian, FWC Law Enforcement; September 3, 2019.

 

FWC photo
500_4727 by polaski2282
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Sebastian Inlet State Park Sunset Melbourne Beach by Kim Seng

Sebastian Inlet State Park sunset at Melbourne Beach in Brevard County, Florida. HDR image created in Photomatix Pro HDR software.

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2022.Sebastian.Inlet.SP.March.5-8722.jpg by Owen Peller

Ruddy Turnstone

Sebastian Inlet

March, 2022
DSC_6569 by AIRTON Kieling
500_4737 by polaski2282
500_4632 by polaski2282
500_4738 by polaski2282
500_4627 by polaski2282
DSC_6461 by AIRTON Kieling
500_4623 by polaski2282
500_4636 by polaski2282
CAPN9468-Edit by Steve Loop
CAPN9453-Edit by Steve Loop
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sebastian-inlet_02 by Florida Fish and Wildlife

Sebastian Inlet, east coast of Florida; Hurricane Dorian, FWC Law Enforcement; September 3, 2019.

 

FWC photo
Coloration by FWC Fish and Wildlife Research Institute

Whale sharks are recognizable not just for being the largest fish in the sea, growing longer than 40 feet, but also for their unique pattern of blue-gray to brown coloration with white spots centered between pale horizontal and vertical stripes.
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Whale shark sighting by FWC Fish and Wildlife Research Institute

Linda and Markus Murphy were boating with some friends near Sebastian Inlet State Park on Saturday, October 1 when they saw a whale shark (Rhincodon typus) swimming close to shore.

 

Photo by Linda Murphy
500_4683 by polaski2282
500_4686 by polaski2282
Sebastian Inlet State Park by Dustin Whittle
500_4699 by polaski2282
500_4654 by polaski2282
Sebastian Inlet State Park by Dustin Whittle
Kelly Slater by Dayman

Kelly Slater @ sebastian Inlet 11-4-06 surfing next to the King of the Peak contest
500_4610 by polaski2282
Sebastian Inlet State Park south side by THCoatney

Looking west toward boat launch. Taken with a KAP rig strung under a rokkaku kite.
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500_4713 by polaski2282
Kelly Slater by Dayman

Kelly Slater @ sebastian Inlet 11-4-06 surfing next to the King of the Peak contest
500_4608 by polaski2282
Close up of head by FWC Fish and Wildlife Research Institute

"This species is not commonly observed very close to shore in Florida," said FWC biologist Doug Adams. "They are a circumglobal species occurring in coastal and oceanic habitats in warm-temperate and tropical waters."

 

Photo by Linda Murphy
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