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Seagulls and the Sea

Seagulls and the Sea

This picture was taken at the Arabian Sea from a moving ferry on the way to the Alibaug beach, from Mumbai, India. Both the seagulls have their wings open, wher...
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This picture was taken at the Arabian Sea from a moving ferry on the way to the Alibaug beach, from Mumbai, India. Both the seagulls have their wings open, where one is in glight and the other one is just ready for a take off.
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