Seals Collection (page 53)

Grey Seal - Pup on beach Waxham Beach Norfolk UK
FEU-290 Grey Seal - pup on beach Waxham Beach, Norfolk, UK Halichoerus grypus Geoff du Feu Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way

Harp Seal Pup
WAT-2791 HARP SEAL PUP - ROLLS ON SIDE Phoca groenlandica M. Watson Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way

Grey Seal - pup on beach stretching itself. Donna Nook seal sanctuary, Lincolnshire, UK
USH-2536 Grey Seal - pup on beach stretching itself Donna Nook seal sanctuary, Lincolnshire, UK Halichoerus grypus Duncan Usher Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

Grey Seal - pup lying on beach. Donna Nook seal sanctuary, Lincolnshire, UK
USH-2519 Grey Seal - pup lying on beach Donna Nook seal sanctuary, Lincolnshire, UK Halichoerus grypus Duncan Usher Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

Grey Seal - pup on beach with flippers over its face. Donna Nook seal sanctuary, Lincolnshire, UK
USH-2517 Grey Seal - pup on beach with flippers over its face. Donna Nook seal sanctuary, Lincolnshire, UK Halichoerus grypus Duncan Usher Please note that prints are for personal display purposes

Grey Seal - pup on beach stretching its flipper, Donna Nook seal sanctuary. Lincolnshire, UK
USH-2512 Grey Seal - pup on beach stretching its flipper, Donna Nook seal sanctuary Lincolnshire, UK Halichoerus grypus Duncan Usher Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

Grey Seal mother and newborn pup taking stock of each other Donna Nook, Lincolnshire Coast, England, UK
SAS-125 Grey Seal - mother and newborn pup taking stock of each other Donna Nook, Lincolnshire Coast, England, UK Halichoerus grypus Steffen & Alexandra Sailer Please note that prints are for

Dandy (Williams) 1818
A beau adds the final touches to his toilet, surrounded by garments including pantaloons, a corset, top boots & bicorne hat. His shirt frill & watch seals are enormous

Eskimos Hunting Seal
Eskimos on foot hunting seals

Fish Seen Near India
A variety of fish, flying fish, whales and seals seen by ships en route to India

Blue Coat 1830
Blue double-breasted tail coat cut-away at the front & with a high stand-fall velvet collar, white fly-fronted trousers, black pumps with bows, grey top hat & cane

Elephant Seal 1838
An Elephant Seal

Leopard Seals C1880
Leopard seals resting on the rocks

Seals on Rock 1865
Seals on a rock

COSTUME 1791-1792
Man: top hat with a tapering crown & cut-away coat. Women: buffonts (buffons), belt with medallion buckle, a skirt with a vandkyked & oranmented hem, pierrot jacket

Bewick - Sea-Bear
(phoca ursinus) Also known as the sea-bear, this is much bigger than the common seal and is found in extreme northern and southern latitudes

Bewick Hooded Seal
(cystophoro cristata) A native of Greenland, it has a fold of skin on its forehead with which it can cover its eyes and nose

Bewick / Seal
(phoca vitulina) This is the COMMON SEAL, found in almost every quarter of the globe

Arctocephalus Lobatus -- Seals
Two seals on an ice floe -- Arctocephalus Lobatus

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"Discovering the Enigmatic World of Seals: From Antarctica to England, and Beyond" In Paraselena, McMurdo Sound at 10. 30am on 20 June 1911, an extraordinary journey began. A map of Antarctica overlaid with captivating illustrations of sea gulls, penguins, elephant seals, shrimp, and buildings showcased the diverse inhabitants of this icy wonderland. On the Lincolnshire Coast in England's Donna Nook, a young grey seal found solace as it stretched its body on the beach. The serene scene painted a picture of tranquility against the backdrop of crashing waves. Meanwhile, in Piedras Blancas colony along California's coast in North America's Pacific Ocean, Northern Elephant Seals engaged in fierce battles amidst swirling surf. Their strength and determination echoed through time as they fought for dominance. London proudly displayed its arms and seals—a symbol steeped in history—representing unity and heritage that transcended generations. These emblems stood tall as reminders of a city rich with tradition. The Caspian Seal pup melted hearts with its innocent gaze; a testament to life's fragile beauty even amidst harsh surroundings. Similarly enchanting was the Harp Seal Pup—its pristine white fur contrasting against nature's canvas like poetry come alive. A Grey Seal adult male lying on Donna Nook beach yawned lazily—a moment captured forever by keen observers who marveled at these creatures' ability to find peace within themselves. Childs Beach became a sanctuary where harbor seals sought refuge from tumultuous waters—an oasis where serenity reigned supreme amid chaos elsewhere. Hawaiian Monk Seals basked under golden sunrays on distant shores—a reminder that paradise exists beyond our wildest dreams if we only dare to seek it out. Another Grey Seal pup entered this narrative—the embodiment of innocence yet untamed potential—as it embarked upon its own journey into adulthood among rocky cliffs and crashing waves. In the St.