13 February 2016

During our two trips today we encountered many different seabirds...

Written by Sandra Hoerbst, February 13 2016

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13 February 2016

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During our two trips today we encountered many different seabirds. We spotted a few Giant Petrel, lots of Swift Terns, different cormorants and an Oyster Catcher. But we were also lucky to see some marine mammals. On our first trip we had a group of Humpback dolphins close to our vessel Dream Catcher. On the second trip we just had a glimpse on one dolphin which disappeared after one breath. But on the way to Dyer Island we were lucky and spotted two Bryde’s whale.

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Written by Sandra Hoerbst

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