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Lots of pics today. One-shot with the new calf for T99’s shows T99 with new daughter seen for the first time today and calfs older sister. There is another of an ATB inbound behind them. I contacted the captain on VHF and he swung wide giving the whales room in his passing.
The Puffins have lost their breeding plumage and beak plates, they look a little awkward without.
We viewed the T18’s and T60B’s on the morning tour and were greeted with some fantastic play time.
“The Sea, once it casts its spell, holds one in its net of wonder forever.”
Jacques Cousteau
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