31 December 2014

Today we brought another baby seal back to its home on Geyser Rock...

Written by Sandra Hoerbst, December 31 2014

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31 December 2014

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Today we brought another baby seal back to its  home on Geyser Rock. In the last few days we had quite a few stranded puppies, but all of them are safely back on their Island. On our way we had a closer look at two African penguins sitting in between many Cape cormorants. After launching for our second trip we spotted a big bird raft of cormorants right outside the Kleinbaai harbour, we passed the birds respectfully and headed towards the Island.

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Written by Sandra Hoerbst

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