the young tern suggesting another fish would be nice.
Minnamurra heading in Saddleback beyond
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Tuesday, November 27, 2018
August 21, two trips to Seal Island
August 21, two trips to Seal Island
molting male harlequin duck at little Robert's, a rare plumage for Maine as they usually are up north for molting.
Black-backs and gannets, and see the fin?
gannets
White-sided Dolphins!
I have very seldom see them inside of Seal Island,
Plunging Gannet, Brimstone beyond.
adult and fledgling common tern.
Star Fisher came along and told us there was a seal up a tree.
as unlikely as that would seem, it turns out that the report was quite accurate
someone could win a bet with a photo such as this
Seal in tree, Star Fisher, and Seal Island, I've seen more seals in trees just southwest of Seal Island than I have anywhere else.
adult gannet
those gannets do dive deep
quite a lot of this during late August.
And Greater shearwaters
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