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Santa Barbara Shoreline Park photo-id: SBA-016 request pricing	Santa Barbara Shoreline Park photo-id: SBA-017 request pricing	Santa Barbara Stearns Warf photo-id: SBA-021 request pricing	Santa Barbara Shops on Stearns Warf photo-id: SBA-022 request pricing
Santa Barbara Harbor Marina at Sunset photo-id: SBA-023 request pricing	Santa Barbara Harbor Sign photo-id: SBA-050 request pricing	Santa Barbara Harbor Marina at Sunset photo-id: SBA-068 request pricing	Santa Barbara Along Cabrillo Blvd photo-id: SBA-073 request pricing
Pacific White-Sided Dolphin At seven to eight feet in length and three hundred pounds or more when mature White-Sided are a large dolphin species. species: Lagenorhynchus obliquidenus photo-id: DOW-059 request pricing	Pacific White-Sided Dolphin White-Sided playing the kelp game. I have now witnessed this behavior numerous times. An Individual will pickup a piece of drift kelp using either their pectoral fins dorsal fin tail or mouth. A game of keep-away will then ensue with any number of individuals pursuing the one with the kelp. species: Lagenorhynchus obliquidenus photo-id: DOW-064 request pricing	Pacific White-Sided Dolphin Most often found off the coast of Southern California from about October through March but can be spotted year round. species: Lagenorhynchus obliquidenus photo-id: DOW-054 request pricing	Pacific White-Sided Dolphin Underwater At seven to eight feet in length and three hundred pounds or more when mature White-Sided are a large dolphin species. species: Lagenorhynchus obliquidenus photo-id: DOW-052 request pricing
Blue Whale Fluke Underwater Blue Whales existed in large numbers until the early twentieth century. In a period of less than 40 years they were hunted nearly to extinction. As of 2002 there were 5 to 10 thousand worldwide and their numbers appear to be increasing. species: Balaenoptera musculus photo-id: WBL-036 request pricing	Yellowtail Offshore on Drift Kelp Yellowtail tend to congregate around drift kelp and other objects found floating offshore. Almost any floating object can attract baitfish which in term attracts larger fish such as Yellowtail and other gamefish. species: Seriola lalandi photo-id: FYE-012 request pricing	Yellowtail Offshore on Drift Kelp Yellowtail tend to congregate around drift kelp and other objects found floating offshore. Almost any floating object can attract baitfish which in term attracts larger fish such as Yellowtail and other gamefish. species: Seriola lalandi photo-id: FYE-013 request pricing	Pacific Bottlenose Dolphin Underwater Pacific Bottlenose Dolphin known for their natural leaping behaviors are often used in captive shows at zoos and aquaria. In the wild they are often seen inshore even just outside surf breaks along the shoreline. species: Tursiops truncatus photo-id: DBN-005 request pricing
Central Coast Oak Trees on Rolling Hills photo-id: CBS-108 request pricing	Blue Whale Blue whale rounding over beginning a dive. species: Balaenoptera musculus photo-id: WBL-027 request pricing	Blue Whale Baleen whale. Believed to be the largest animal to have ever lived. The Blue Whale can reach lengths of over 90 feet and attain weights of 150 tons or more. They feed almost exclusively on huge amounts of tiny shrimp like crustaceans called krill. species: Balaenoptera musculus photo-id: WBL-028 request pricing	Blue Whale Underwater Feeding on Krill Calf / sub-adult feeding on Krill along with mother visible in background. species: Balaenoptera musculus photo-id: WBL-021 request pricing
Blue Whale Underwater Feeding on Krill Calf / sub-adult Blue Whale feeding on Krill along with mother visible in background. The ventral pleats allow the throat to become completely distended while filling its mouth with krill and water. species: Balaenoptera musculus photo-id: WBL-022 request pricing	Blue Whale Underwater Feeding on Krill Calf / sub-adult feeding on Krill along with mother visible in background. species: Balaenoptera musculus photo-id: WBL-023 request pricing	Rissos Dolphin Most often found in small groups Primarily eat squid also feed on a number of baitfish species. species: Grampus griseus photo-id: DOG-016 request pricing	Rissos Dolphin Most often found in small groups Primarily eat squid also feed on a number of baitfish species. species: Grampus griseus photo-id: DOG-017 request pricing
Rissos Dolphin Most often found in small groups Primarily eat squid also feed on a number of baitfish species. species: Grampus griseus photo-id: DOG-019 request pricing	Rissos Dolphin Jumping - Spyhop Most often found in small groups Primarily eat squid also feed on a number of baitfish species. species: Grampus griseus photo-id: DOG-021 request pricing	Rissos Dolphin Jumping - Spyhop species: Grampus griseus photo-id: DOG-022 request pricing	Rissos Dolphin Most often found in small groups Primarily eat squid also feed on a number of baitfish species. species: Grampus griseus photo-id: DOG-027 request pricing
Rissos Dolphin species: Grampus griseus photo-id: DOG-028 request pricing	Common Dolphin Jumping They are considered a medium sized dolphin with individuals ranging to about seven feet in length. species: Delphinus delphis photo-id: DOC-012 request pricing	Common Dolphin They are considered a medium sized dolphin with individuals ranging to about seven feet in length. species: Delphinus delphis photo-id: DOC-014 request pricing	Pod of Common Dolphin Abundant dolphin often found in large groups. Habitat is offshore waters along continental shelfs. species: Delphinus delphis photo-id: DOC-016 request pricing
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