May 11, 2017

Hello World!

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May 11, 2017
Hello World!

Species: Olive Ridley Turtle | Location: Ganjam District, Odisha, India

By Shreya Singha Ray

The photo was taken in Rushikulya this year April when I went as a volunteer to save the olive ridley hatchlings. This one is a tiny baby olive ridley turtle just coming out of the sand. While it was struggling to come out, its position of flipper seemed to me like it's saying "hello" to all of us. I then took the photo as I did not want to miss the moment.

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About The Photographer

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I am assistant teacher of food and nutrition by profession. Travel documentation and wildlife watching and photography are my passion. I've been into wildlife photography since 2013. A few of my photographs have been published in newspapers, magazines.

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