We had one trip this morning (we had to cancel our right whale trip due to the weather forecast). We made our way into the Islands and found a few minke whales. As we were watching the minke whales a young herring gull landed on the foredeck of the Quoddy Link. This young bird was very obviously hand raised and incredibly tame. He stayed with us for a while and eventually Nick had to pick him and he did fly away....he was so sweet.
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minke whale |
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Young herring gull who landed on the foredeck |
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Northern Gannet |
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Phalaropes |
John decided to take us off in search of fin whales. We did find a finback towards Whitehorse and we got some great looks at him.
Thanks to everyone who joined us this morning,
Cheers,
Danielle
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Red-headed female grey seal |
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