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brettcoon  > Travel > Alaska > Alaska Wildlife
Pictures of critters from our Alaska vacation. Includes photos taken from our cruise ship, in and around Seward and Anchorage, and in Denali Park.
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brettcoon > On our way out, seagulls flocked around the ship, looking for handouts.
brettcoon > A seagull checking out the balconies for free food.
brettcoon > Ethan offers a shrimp. Turns out you're not supposed to feed the critters, though at least Ethan offered shrimp instead of the pizza that was offered in a lower balcony. Talk about messing up an animal's food preferences.
brettcoon > Quizzical seagull. I think that could be the name of a band.
brettcoon > A whale sighting! This was the full extent of most of our sightings.
brettcoon > Proof that it was actually a whale.
brettcoon > A closer whale sighting.
brettcoon > Wow, you can actually make out a bit of the whale in this shot.
brettcoon > Whale tail.
On our way out, seagulls flocked around the ship, looking for handouts.
> On our way out, seagulls flocked around the ship, looking for handouts.
On our way out, seagulls flocked around the ship, looking for handouts.
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