25 January 2016

Today it was overcast again, but we had amazing sightings...

Written by Sandra Hoerbst, January 25 2016

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25 January 2016

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Today it was overcast again, but we had amazing sightings. We spotted a juvenile African penguin close to shore and some more penguins on Dyer Island. After visiting the Cape Fur seals in Shark Alley and on Geyser Rock we were heading behind the island to see what’s happing out in deeper water. We spotted a Sooty Shearwater as well a Giant Petrel.

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Written by Sandra Hoerbst

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