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Access to almost all of the parks of Alaska (and to much of northern British Columbia) is via small planes such as this Cessna 206, landing on the beach in Lake Clark National Park. Bush planes are an essential way of getting around the vast wilderness areas of Alaska, which has a plane for every 80 people. Cook Inlet, Alaska.
31/10/2024 www.allenfotowild.com
A rim of saliva appears around the open mouth and dropped lower lip of this Alaska brown bear as she continues to track the source of an interesting scent across the sand. A driftwood tree and sea wrack litter the beach. Cook Inlet, Alaska.
22/10/2024 www.allenfotowild.com
Bio Wreck Dive Site, Pemuteran, Bali, INDONESIA
Wide angle shot of the Alaskan brown bear habitat shows two young brown bear siblings coming down to the sandy beach through some sedge grass. A Sitka spruce forest and a mountain with patches of snow are in the background. Driftwood and sea wrack dot the beach. Lake Clark National Park, Cook Inlet.
11/09/2024 www.allenfotowild.com
Playa Los Lilenes, Papudo, Chile
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deep creek cove, deep creek conservation park, south australia
A diverse selection of dried sea weeds and beach rocks lies at the high tide line, K'uuna Llnagaay (Skedans), Louise Island, Gwaii Haanas, BC. Sea wrack is an important ecological link between land and sea, providing food for beach animals and, as it decomposes, nutrients for kelp and other offshore plants.
Calidris ruficollis - adult
Snapper Point
Aldinga Beach
South Australia
Balangay or bangka-double outrigger boats for touristic use of the nearby diving and snorkeling resorts stranded on the sand of Punta Ballo beach. Sipalay-Negros Occidental-Western Visayas-Philippines
Balangay or bangka-double outrigger boats for touristic use of the nearby diving and snorkeling resorts sailing the lagoon of Punta Ballo beach. Sipalay-Negros Occidental-Western Visayas-Philippines.
Bay between the bamboo and wooden planks footbridge with railings of tree logs going to Latasan and Tinagong Dagat islands and the mainland. Sipalay-Negros Occidental-Western Visayas-Philippines.
Local bangka boat on the sandy intertidal zone at the back of Sugar Beach in barangay Nauhang linking the seafront with the rest of the municipality. Sipalay-Negros Occidental-West Visayas-Philippines
Balangay or bangka-double outrigger boats for touristic use of the nearby diving and snorkeling resorts stranded on the sand of Punta Ballo beach. Sipalay-Negros Occidental-Western Visayas-Philippines
Balangay or bangka-double outrigger boats for touristic use of the nearby diving and snorkeling resorts stranded on the sand of Punta Ballo beach. Sipalay-Negros Occidental-Western Visayas-Philippines
SW-wards perspecive from Latasan island.s topmost viewing deck to the transparent green waters of the channel between Latasan and Turtle islands. Sipalay-Negros Occidental-Western Visayas-Philippines.
Local bangka boats on the sandy-marshy stream at the back of Sugar Beach in barangay Nauhang linking the seafront with the rest of the municipality. Sipalay-Negros Occidental-West Visayas-Philippines.
Balangay or bangka-double outrigger boats for touristic use of the nearby diving and snorkeling resorts stranded on the sand of Punta Ballo beach. Sipalay-Negros Occidental-Western Visayas-Philippines
Copse at the southern end of Sugar Beach with coconut palm trees and local blue bangka boats for fishing stranded on the sand. Nauhang barangay-Sipalay-Negros Occidental-Western Visayas-Philippines.
