Dear interested party,
For the first time in 12 years CRESLI and the Viking Fleet are offering a
sperm whale and deep ocean pelagic bird observation trip to the edge of the
continental shelf. This trip will target the sperm whale population at
Hydrographer Canyon, approximately 140 nautical
Hi Everyone,
I drove out east today - on the west end of Shinnecock Inlet saw all 3
Scoters, Common Eiders, and a Glacous Gull a few feet away from me- I could
not find the King Eider's but I believe it's because of my inexperience
(never saw one yet) and/ or bad weather conditions. On the east
With permission from the list serve owners *(thank you Phil and
Chris)*. I would like to remind folks that we are still on schedule
for the Feb 1st Pelagic out of Freeport LI. However, we need 12 more
seats filled to have the numbers to sail.
Get er done folks! Don't take the chance on hand
Dear interested party,
For the first time in 12 years CRESLI and the Viking Fleet are offering a
sperm whale and deep ocean pelagic bird observation trip to the edge of the
continental shelf. This trip will target the sperm whale population at
Hydrographer Canyon, approximately 140 nautical
Has anyone been out to look for this bird? Its not my place to post other
people's names so I just reduced it to initials.
Steller's Eider (Polysticta stelleri) (1)
- Reported Jan 19, 2014 16:00 by V.V.
- Point Lookout, Nassau, New York
- Map:
Hi Everyone,
I drove out east today - on the west end of Shinnecock Inlet saw all 3
Scoters, Common Eiders, and a Glacous Gull a few feet away from me- I could
not find the King Eider's but I believe it's because of my inexperience
(never saw one yet) and/ or bad weather conditions. On the east
With permission from the list serve owners *(thank you Phil and
Chris)*. I would like to remind folks that we are still on schedule
for the Feb 1st Pelagic out of Freeport LI. However, we need 12 more
seats filled to have the numbers to sail.
Get er done folks! Don't take the chance on hand
