Pelagics off Eaglehawk Neck

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Pelagics off Eaglehawk Neck

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Subject:	Pelagics off Eaglehawk Neck
From:	Robert Hamilton <>
Date:	Sat, 26 Jul 2014 11:21:26 +1000

Thanks for organising the trips and  the comprehensive reports Rohan.

Here are links to my photos from the weekend - of mixed quality. I struggled 
with the Grey Petrel on a grey background and a fast moving Blue Petrel at 
distance from the boat was a challenge. I was still delighted to see these two 
lifers for me, and at least get some representative photos.

http://birdsnmore.smugmug.com/Eaglehawk-Neck-Pelagics/Eaglehawk-Neck-Pelagics-19th-a/

or  here is the shortened link if necessary

http://tiny.cc/43ykjx


Cheers,



Rob Hamilton
Margate, Tasmania





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