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Seals at Cupsogue Beach, CRESLI seal walks, 3/21/09

Harbor Seals at Sandy Hook.

This scrawny seal pup came ashore in Lincoln Park in West Seattle. Photo by Katie Campbell

Elephant Seal Pups at Año Nuevo State Park, California.

A sleepy seal at the New England Aquarium.

Sea Lions at the Mystic Aquarium and Institute for Exploration in Mystic CT USA

Seal on the beach at Ravenscar, Yorkshire

NY Aquarium August 2006

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The largest elephant seal rookery on the West Coast is located about a mile south of the Piedros Blancas lighthouse along California Highway One. A large parking area and boardwalk offer easy access to view the elephant seals. Docents from Friends of the Elephant Seal provide insight as to what the visitor is viewing. Open year round. The Juveniles Take Over the Rookery - September through November.

Was he just stretching or saying "don't mess with me or you'll regret it!"?

ive got my eye on you

Two furseals interacting in the shallow water.

The males have a tough life breeding and fighting off all the other males who want to take their harem. Taken at Piedras Blancas Rookery just North of San Simeon.

Harem alpha male is chasing off a young male. Note the smaller nose on the front animal.

A sealion looking like its enjoying the sun

A chilled-out Steller Sealion.

A popular trip is `THe Captain`s Choice` from Seward. It provides a combination of stunning scenery and wildlife viewing.

Enjoying the sunshine on the rocks at Monterey Harbor.

On the Way to Santa Barbara

Donna Nook Seal Sanctuary.

Natural Beauty- Leeds Wildlife Photography Competition

 

Age: 19

Category: British Wildlife

Technical Spec.: Nikon D5100, 300mm lens, ISO 100, F5.6, 1/400 shutter speed.

Date Taken: 9th August 2013

 

Description: After being on the boat all day and only getting a small glimpse of seals in the distance, and a lot of Gulls and Cormorants, when we rounded the head of Puffin Island it all paid off. Lazily swimming in the water was 1 male and 3 female Grey Seals. Gradually they inched closer to get a better look at the boat and gave the perfect opportunity to capture this portrait.

we had to stop of course..

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