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            <title>The dolphins of Monkey Mia</title>
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                <p><strong>Thursday
15<sup>th</sup> March, 2012</strong></p>

<p>Recovered
from the scare of yesterday we had also today to get up early as at
7:30am there is already the first feeding of the dolphins. At the
beach we got told that it will not be before 8pm. First everyone went
into the water and we waited for the dolphins. During this time the
ranger told us about these animals. They only feed 5 dolphins. At the
first round only one came. To start the feeding, we had to leave the
water and 5 volunteers were chosen. Those could then give the fish to
the dolphin. Unfortunately we were not chosen. After we booked a
sailing tour and went back to the beach for the second feeding. Now
there were less people and it proceeded in the same pattern. It was
very interesting to see dolphins as close as one meter. This time
about ten animals came to the beach, there was even a mother giving
milk to her calf. Then we the sailing tour started. In the three
hours we saw turtles, a tiger shark (they are quite big), a dugong
and a few dolphins.
The
afternoon was again very warm and we spent it in the shadow. I used
the time to write for my blog. In the moment I sometimes do not find
the time for it.
In
the evening at the pier we saw two turtles swimming. With relaxing
music and a fresh breeze in the face we sailed towards the sunset.</p>

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                Sat, 26 May 2012 10:55:10 +0000
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