RFI - Bass Strait Crossing / Pelagics

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Subject:	RFI - Bass Strait Crossing / Pelagics
From:	"Bob Dawson" <>
Date:	Tue, 10 May 2011 15:16:50 +1000

 

 

A friend and I did this about 12 months ago. We thought the same thing. We
saw a few birds but mostly were too far away to identify. If you are an
experienced pelagicist (is that a word) you could probably identify a few
but we were only able to identify a couple of cormorants and gannets.

 

The ship travels quite fast and birds were not following or approaching.

 

I would suggest you don't go out of your way for it and if you prefer the
night crossing do so.

 

Bob

 

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