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pelagic trips Tag

HomePosts tagged "pelagic trips"
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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3 May 2019
North American
Baird's beaked whaleCaliforniapelagic trips

Baird’s Beaked Whale off Calif (second-hand report)

California birders use cruise ships in spring as they try for offshore petrels during repositioning runs. Holland America, Princess Cruises, and others need to move boats from Mexi

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