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Another trick
Now he's learnt how to do it belly up!!

I remember now, it was mostly the youngsters who were leaping out of the water. I wonder how the mothers told them what they had to do, and how they knew when they were ready to leave?

And there's the city of Gold Coast as a background!
Habitat
Off shore
Location
Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia
Date taken
14 October 2019
Scientific name
Megaptera novaeangliae
Equipment used
Nikon Coolpix P900 Birdwatching mode
perfect timing, Delia, superb capture against a great setting, top quality work, many tfs!!!
 
Fabulous shot, D.
Your Whale could teach
even Moby Dick a thing or two.
Well captured.
 
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Brilliant picture of this youngster breeching. I think its just showing off now (lol). Love the background! Exceptional D!
 
Great timing, lovely picture with the city in the background. I'm guessing that they watch their mothers to learn what she is doing?? Or maybe they just know how when they are born? Interesting, thanks Delia
 
Good questions. If we could teach ourselves to understand "whale", perhaps we'd learn the answers ;)
 

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