Cape Gannet about to dive
Chowing on a garfish ( Hemiramphidae sp)
Leapin Juvie bottlenose (Tursiops truncatus)
Breakin the waves (Tursiops truncatus)
I'd much rather see this on the open ocean than at SPCA reject sea world.
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Holy cow, that dolphin in the surf shot is stunning!!!
This reminds me Stu, I was surfing the waves coming in from Hurricane Dennis this weekend. They just kept building until I had to go home. On my last ride, as I turned around to start paddling to catch the wave, a LARGE bottlenosed dolphin jumped out of the front of the wave not 40' from me. It was incredible, yes, the dolphins were surfing too.
Cheers
James
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Awesome shots!
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Holy cow, that dolphin in the surf shot is stunning!!!
This reminds me Stu, I was surfing the waves coming in from Hurricane Dennis this weekend. They just kept building until I had to go home. On my last ride, as I turned around to start paddling to catch the wave, a LARGE bottlenosed dolphin jumped out of the front of the wave not 40' from me. It was incredible, yes, the dolphins were surfing too.
Cheers
James
These bottlenose were able to do what surfers can only dream of.... surfing out the back of the wave. One of the few places in the world the dolphins go out the back instead of the front... probably because there are sharp rocks in the front.
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Oh yeah man!
You rock!
Dolphin surfing shot is truely amazing and gannets are superb.
Thanks for providing a bit of vicarious excitement for us.
"Please sir, I'd like some more"
:apologies to oliver:
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Oh yeah man!
You rock!
Dolphin surfing shot is truely amazing and gannets are superb.
Thanks for providing a bit of vicarious excitement for us.
"Please sir, I'd like some more"
:apologies to oliver:
Isn't it " please sir, can I have more?"
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Isn't it " please sir, can I have more?"
Ok smart a***
I think it is actually..."Please Sir, I want some more." at least according to www.dickens-literature.com
Now come on - where are they!
