And here’s a another report of a New Zealand cruise, this time from Sydney to New Zealand’s north islands.
Tasman Sea, 2018: Steve Anyon-Smith, 10 days & 8 species including – on the last day – both Gray’s and Blainville’s Beaked Whales.
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New Trip Report: The Tasman Sea
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Nice report, always interesting what mammals and birds you see where and when in the ocean. Thanks for trying out.
I am surprised how little Dolphins were around but you went straight into the harder stuff with these beaked whales.