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Daily Archives: May 19, 2011

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Harbor seal and sea lion

Prince William Sound, Southcentral, WildlifeBy Patrick EndresMay 19, 20112 Comments

Below are two common marine mammals found along the shores of Prince William Sound. Over the years I’ve gathered a collection of photos of the harbor seal and the Steller sea lion, mainly in the Sound. They are generally approachable, although the seals are bit more shy and require a slow and quite approach. Both…

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