Two short reports from Andrew Stanbury about cetacean watching off of south South America. Some great photos too.
Blue Whales, Chiloe 2009: Andrew Stanbury’s account of whale watching off of Chiloe.
Orcas, Peninsula Valdez, 2007: Andrew Stanbury’s account of watching the famous Orcas at Punta Norte.
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did he really change his surname between visiting Punta Norte and Chiloe? :p
He just changed it back 🙂
I know an Andrew Stanton that had some Atlantic Spotted Dolphin sightings last summer. Apparently they used to hang out at the oil platforms about 7 miles out of South Padre Island, TX. The oil platforms in that area were removed and he hasn’t seen them since.