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Green Turtle
Green Turtle
This photo of a Green Turtle (Chelonia mydas) was taken at Shelly Beach, NSW, Australia using a Sea & Sea MX10 camera.
Photocomp April '06 - Open
Contributed by pete
2006-04-16
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