Tussock grass fringes many of the islands in the Falklands. You can see it here in the background behind these two young elephant seals. It can grow to well over six feet tall. Walking through clumps of it can be like walking through a maze — and you never know where a 20 foot long, 9000 pound elephant seal might be hiding. The two seals pictured here are adolescents that were play fighting at low tide on Sea Lion Island. Nikon D800 with Nikkor 200-400mm lens (at 200mm) ISO 800, f/4 at 1/2500th of a second
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Tussock grass fringes many of the islands in the Falklands. You can see it here in the background behind these two young elephant seals. It can grow to well over six feet tall. Walking through clumps of it can be like walking through a maze — and you never know where a 20 foot long, 9000 pound elephant seal might be hiding. The two seals pictured here are adolescents that were play fighting at low tide on Sea Lion Island.
Surface touched by wind and —- Spray natures energies have come to dance —- This southerly gavotte .
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