Another image further down in the post.
More here.
Cheers
John
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Seal feeding
This seal has taken up residence in Constitution Dock in Hobart. One of the fish punts has taken up feeding him and he's become quite a popular attraction.
Another image further down in the post.
More here. Cheers John Last edited by johnd on Mon Jul 24, 2006 7:54 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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These guys always seem like happy playful creatures to me, maybe it's just me hoping they are
 He seems to be enjoying that seafood dish too...
It's great if something like this develops as it gives the kids in the area a great way to become interested in wild-life, hopefully it makes them more aware and more interested in looking after it too... Aka Andrew
I decided to add this image to the post. A better shot in my opinion.
He was shaking his head after surfacing. 
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