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Guadalupe fur seal Tag

HomePosts tagged "Guadalupe fur seal"
10 September 2022
North American
Baird's beaked whaleCaliforniaGuadalupe fur sealpelagic

Baird’s Beaked Whale in California (not chaseable)

If one premise of this site is that all mammal species can be seen somewhere — once we figure out where that “somewhere” is — then I wanted to pass on infor

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11 September 2021
North American
Baird's beaked whaleGuadalupe fur sealpelagic tripsSan Diego

Guad Fur Seal and Baird’s Beaked Whale Update

Just a quick note on marine mammals off of California. Baird’s Beaked Whales were reported from a recent all-day pelagic trip out of Monterey. Good sources for these trips ar

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2 May 2021
North American
Guadalupe fur sealpelagic tripsSan Diego

Guadalupe Fur Seal Update

Passing on second-hand report from birding forum. +++ David Povey on 30 April 2021: “An interesting marine mammal sighting was a total of three Guadalupe Fur Seals. Two over

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4 August 2020
North American
Guadalupe fur sealMonterey

A good year for Guadalupe Fur Seals in USA waters?

Alvaro Jaramillo is a Chilean bird tour leader based in Half Moon Bay, California. One of his offshore trips had Guadalupe Fur Seal last weekend, and I went out of Moss Landing on

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6 May 2019
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MARINE MAMMAL BONANZA

Hello mammal watchers.   The tour company NozoMojo runs wildlife focused tours on small ships. We have a few spaces available in 2020 on voyages to two very distinct destinati

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8 September 2018
North American
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Report of Baird’s Beaked Whale and Guadalupe Fur Seal from Southern California

This is a second-hand report of two good species from Southern California, but neither can be chased (unless you have a private yacht). Just as well — Jon Hall is out of leav

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