“A baby dolphin earns its jumping stripes as it swims alongside its mother and leaps out of the water next to her. The dolphin calf was virtually stuck to its mother’s side as they swam before simultaneously jumping a metre out of the water near the Sao Miguel Island of the Azores region, Portugal.”
Source: Picture: Sascha Losko/Solent telegraph.co.uk via Mme Scherzo
Reblogged this on Freedom For Cetaceans.
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Thanks for sharing Amber.
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Reblogged this on It Is What It Is and commented:
Lovely!!!
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Oh dear David, this is amazing 🙂 Thank you, love, nia
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Now THIS is a synchronized swim team!
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They are!
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Such beautiful, wondrous creatures!! I’m coming back as a dolphin in my next life…..
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Me too….
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What a beautiful shot of being in the moment! Thank you, David.
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It is Theresa. Amazing shot.
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I wonder how Mom signals that? Subsonics? Body language? So cool.
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Yet another miracle on this wild blue planet.
We live on a blue planet
that circles around a ball of fire
next to a moon that moves the sea,
and you don’t believe in miracles?
~ bohemian-vibes
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Mothers and babies naturally sync together. Human infant sleep patterns mimic the mothers if they co-sleep…this means longer periods of rest for mom and baby. Nature is amazing!
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It is amazing. Thanks for sharing.
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A very synchronous theme for me David. The dolphins showed prominently at a recent retreat I attended. So lovely they are and so cooperative in their nature.
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Loved this picture the moment is crossed my eyes and had to share. I agree Debra. Synchronicity, harmony, peace for me too…
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They are incredible creatures, and this is an incredible shot. Thank you.
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They are. Thanks for sharing the post.
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Reblogged this on The English Professor at Large and commented:
Please enjoy this incredible shot and information from David Kanigan.
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Thank you for sharing.
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I just reblogged because this beautiful post should be shared.
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And thank you for doing so. What a glorious photograph!!!
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Love this, and I swear – I see a mischievous look in the young dolphin’s eye…like, ‘look ma, no hands!’ 🙂 Beautiful shot!
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Smiling. Just like Nemo….
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Wow!! I wonder if my granddad ever saw such a sight before he left the Azores to become a farmer in Massachusetts.
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Hope he did, would have been an incredible sight.
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Beautiful image. Lovely.
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It is Indira. Thank you.
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synchrony, harmony, symphony …
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Yes. Yes. Yes. On point Susan. Thank you.
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Stunning!
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Reblogged this on A Momma's View and commented:
What a stunning picture and wonderful moment!
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Thanks for sharing. It is stunning!
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You are very welcome!
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THIS picture!!! Oh, wow!!!
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It is fantastic!
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Reblogged this on Marilyn Munrow and commented:
Wow amazing.
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Thank you for sharing. It is amazing…
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madonna and child.
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Brilliant.
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The most gorgeous picture of dolphins I’ve ever seen!
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Me too Erika!
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What a stunning image!
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It is Mona….
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beautiful photograph!
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It is!
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