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ALASKA CRUISE - 2006 |
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ALASKA WILDLIFE |
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  These two bald eagles were injured and being cared for in captivity. |
 These eagles were in a tree beside a creek awaiting the salmon run to begin. |
 You never knew when or where a bald eagle would appear. This flew by the ship as we were coming into port and landed on top of a dock where they were unloading a commercial fishing boat. (See photo to the right.) |
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 This eagle was sitting on a small iceberg near a glacier. |
 A flock of seagulls resting on an iceberg. |
 Harbor seals resting on an iceberg. |
 This photo was too much to resist. |
 We heard that the best time to see whales would be about 5 am as we enterred Glacier Bay National Park. This picture is fog and limited visibility that day. |
 In spite of the poor visibility, we did see these orca whales. Rather, we saw their dorsal fins. |
 We took this picture out the window of the dining room as we were having dinner one evening. |
 This was the only moose we saw. |
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