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A Grey Seal in a tidal creek on the north Norfolk Coast. Amazingly inquisitive animals, this one coming in close to see what the daft human was doing laying in the damp sand.

A Grey Seal in a tidal creek on the north Norfolk Coast. Amazingly inquisitive animals, this one coming in close to see what the daft human was doing laying in the damp sand.

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Canon EOS 650D

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Aperture f/8 ISO 400 Shutter 1/500 Focal Length 439/1

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Titchwell, Norfolk, GB

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Mar, 2020

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