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Albatross off Cape Solander

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Subject: Albatross off Cape Solander
From: Chris Ross <>
Date: Mon, 06 Aug 2007 20:53:11 +1000
Was at Cape Solander whale watching station at lunch time today and spotted a couple of Albatross, seas were quite calm with very little wind. Normally I'd only expect to see them when it's blowing a gale. They were needing to flap quite regularly which is not usual and only about 100m off shore.

Looked most like yellow nosed Albatross based on full black upper wing crossing the body and underwing cleanly outlined in black, observed through 10x42 binos.

regards,

Chris Ross
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