Any large piece of ice in Antarctic waters is likely to be occupied, either by penguins, or as in these photos, by seals.
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- Ice in the sunlight
- Astronomy Tuesday
- A few more Petermann Gentoos
- Adelies
- Welcome to the working week
- Bonus penguin blogging
- Sunday bird blogging
- Saturday reflections
- If you're homesick for Kyiv, it's thataway
- The southernmost souvenir shop on the Earth
- More buildings at Vernadsky
- Always look on the bright side of life
- Vernadsky Station
- Orca
- More Crystal Sound critters
- Crystal Sound critters
- Astronomy Tuesday
- Welcome to the working week
- Crystal Sound panorama
- Icicles
- Crystal Sound
- Adelies
- Life below the Circle
- The story of Steve
- Food. Sort of.
- Dreaming of Joan Collins
- Entertainment
- View from the hut
- What they left behind
- Detaille Island
- Sunday bird blogging
- Saturday reflections
- The non-persistence of memory
- A change in the weather is known to be extreme
- Vertebrae
- Penguin highway
- I'm just resting
- Gentoos at home
- Go to your room!
- Why there is so much pink snow on Cuverville Island
- Even pinker snow
- Astronomy Tuesday
- Pink snow
- Welcome to the working week
- One more King George Island
- Elephant seals
- Seals on snow
- Green Antarctica
- Sunday reflections
- Sunday bird blogging
- Brrr
- Sweet revenge
- Tanks
- The largest cemetery in Antarctica
- Ruins at Whalers Bay
- Deception Island
- King iceberg from the zodiac
- King of the icebergs
- We are not alone
- Ice ice baby
- Astronomy Tuesday
- Wild wild life
- Sunday bird blogging
- Hiker, King George Island
- Saturday reflections
- Penguin Uber
- Seals on ice
- Antarctic morning
- Even penguins get the blues
- Humpback
- About that unearthly beauty
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