Puffins in Murre cove,
a couple of the blinds observers use on the island.
Photographs taken on BOATRIDES FROM VINALHAVEN MAINE ABOARD SKUA, A 36' Jarvis Newman hull, driven by John Drury. Specializing in birding trips to Seal Island NWR off Mid coast Maine, a 3 1/2 hour tour, last Great Cormorant Colony in the US. largest puffin colony in Maine, Razorbills, Murre, Arctic terns, Black guillemots, Maybe a whale, More information at https://www.maineseabirdtours.com, johnbdrury@gmail.com.
Friday, January 13, 2017
August 10th, trip to Seal Island.
August 10th, trip to Seal,
A gang of Laughing gulls roosting in the western bite of Seal Island.
Puffins in Murre cove,
a couple of the blinds observers use on the island.
there was a gannet roosting on the SW corner,
I include this poor photo of a sooty shearwater because its the only one I got.
The legendary almost Ivory Black-back was seen at one of its old haunts, the gravel bar on Little brimstone.
This bird has been around the bay for a decade or so, at least.
Puffins in Murre cove,
a couple of the blinds observers use on the island.
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