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Huampback whale flukes. Taken off Surfer's Paradise, Qld during the annual northerly migration. Taken with a Kodak DX 6490 digital camera on a dull day in June 2005. This shot is one of a sequence taken in burst mode. the whale was migrating north from the antarctic to the warmer waters of the Coral Sea.

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