Look carefully and you may see adult seals on the beach, and the young pups with their mothers in the dune area. This fence is a temporary structure preventing humans and dogs from disturbing the seals, but sometimes we do silly things. Only last week a seal pup that looked a bit lost was picked up and wrapped in a coat by a well meaning lady, and taken to one of the wardens. The pup died very shortly afterwards, and should have remained near its mother. I used the zoom built in to the camera to achieve closeups.
Oh yes following your guidance I can see quite a few pups & mothers, brilliant shots dear LGM. Such a shame that one died due to ignorance of what not to do.
Lovely captures Amelia,. and it's wonderful to see them as you have done,. it's a sad story though about the pups,. you point out needing the Mother,. but I still wonder why they are so vulnerable to being disturbed..// A ''HFF'' to you - keep well and good Christmas Wishes to you too - // Dj.
I've heard a lot about this place and known it's often a destination for wildlife watchers and photographers, but I had no idea just how many seal and their pups used it. Amazing!
Such a shame to hear the sad story of the "rescued" seal pup :-(
I love the close up images of the seals in the PiPs.............beautifully captured.
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HFF Amelia
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HBFF and a lovely weekend.
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HFF and have a wonderful Christmas
Keith Burton said:
Such a shame to hear the sad story of the "rescued" seal pup :-(
I love the close up images of the seals in the PiPs.............beautifully captured.
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