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'Red Snapper presents: Touki-Bouki', as part of 'Helemaal Melkweg' at 'Melkweg, Oude Zaal', Amsterdam on Saturday, 8th of June 2013.
Band Members:
Rich Thair
Ali Friend
David Ayers
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Up close and personal with this beautiful turtle...
Captured through the glass at the aquarium at Bay Beach Wildlife Sanctuary...
The Sanctuary is dedicated to rescuing and rehabbing wild injured animals and releasing them back into the wild when possible. Those that cannot be released are often kept to educate the public and to promote wildlife awareness and appreciation.
the snapper.
One of my favourtie New Zealand fish species to have in the pan. Like here in the Goat Island marine reserve, there were a few of them following me around, like hungry cats ..
After some big landslides along the coast, the visbility was rather average as you can see.
Nikonos IV with 35m lens
ISO 200
Nikonos 101 SB Flash
Individual vitellogenic oocyte from red snapper.
Additional information:
Reef Fish Reproductive Phases and Key Histological Indicators
This huge shoal of Blue Striped Snappers is always here in the current at Kuda Rah Thila......a spectacular site.
Picture smoothed out with a little help from Topaz Labs.
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an original first year snappin turtle mower 1951-52 can't remember the exact year. they later changed the name to snapper.
Snapper Rocks is located in the Munmorah National Park and is one of the most dangerous places on the East Coast of Australia. Over the years there have been many deaths and rescues. Mainly Rock Fisherman who have been washed off the rocks.
In this shot of the five rock fisherman only two are wearing life jackets despite it now being a legal requirement
Blue Snapper
With salted cherry leaf.
Akiko's
San Francisco, California
(December 4, 2013)
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