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King Penguin On Bruny Island For Catastrophic Moult Royalty-Free Stock Photo


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King Penguin on Bruny Island for catastrophic moult #186652599
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A moulting King Penguin standing alone on rocky foreshore, Bruny Island, Tasmania. Bokeh background of sea and beach. Landscape beach scenery. This lone king penguin undergoing a catastrophic moult is 1500 km from home, sub-Antarctic Macquarie Island. The sighting is especially rare. The moult takes place on dry land and usually lasts 3 weeks

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