Coming North The Convergence was relatively smooth but once again the Drake Passage was blowing force 7 but thankfully no sea sickness this time.
We encountered most the species we saw going south but the Sooty Albatross was a trip tick at least to most of us and unusual find in this area. A Humpback Whale and several Fin Whales were seen but all were distant.
We encountered most the species we saw going south but the Sooty Albatross was a trip tick at least to most of us and unusual find in this area. A Humpback Whale and several Fin Whales were seen but all were distant.
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| Northern Giant Petrel (Red tip to Bill) |
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| Southern Giant Petrel |
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| Southern Fulmar |
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| Humpback Whale |
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| Fin Whales |
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| Black Bellied Petrel |
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| Black Browed Albatross |
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| These Blck Brows were just a taster to what we were going to see in the Falklands |
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| Sooty Albatross |
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| Juv. Southern Royal Albatross |
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| Blue Petrel |
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| Juv. Grey Headed Albatross |
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| Adult Grey Headed Albatross |
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| Sooty Shearwater |
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| White Chinned Petrels |
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| Light Mantled Sooty Albatross |
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| Common Diving Petrel |
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| Slender Billed Prion |
































Stunning photos have enjoyed them so much. Did you see Mockingbirds. Your Long Tailed Meadowlark pic is better than ours!
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