Generally good birds, but strong north wind with lots of spray and wave splash on the return trip. A juvenile SOUTH POLAR SKUA followed the boat at close range for about 8 minutes (over 1 mile at 14 knots).
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Common Loon X 1 - - -
Pacific Loon - 2 - - -
Western Grebe X - - - -
Black-footed Albatross - - 70 30 20
Northern Fulmar - 5 100 80 70
Pink-footed Shearwater - - 40 12 40
Sooty Shearwater - 50 50 5 15
Buller's Shearwater - - 10 2 8
Fork-tailed Storm-Petrel - - 2 15 -
Pelagic Cormorant X - - - -
Brandt's Cormorant X - - - -
Double-crested Cormorant X - - - -
Brown Pelican X - - - -
White-winged Scoter - 25 - - -
Surf Scoter - 35 - - -
Peregrine Falcon 1 - - - -
Black Trunstone X - - - -
Surfbird X - - - -
Sanderling 1 - - - -
Red Phalarope - - - 1 -
SOUTH POLAR SKUA - - 1 - 1
Pomarine Jaeger - - - 3 -
Parasitic Jaeger - - 1 1 -
Bonaparte's Gull X - - - -
Heermann's Gull X - - - -
California Gull X 60 70 30 45
Herring Gull - - - - -
Western Gull X 40 35 4 15
Sabine's Gull - - - 1 -
Common Murre - 35 5 - -
Marbled Murrelet - 1 - - -
Cassin's Auklet - - 80 3 70
Rhinoceros Auklet - - 15 8 8
Rock Dove X - - - -
Belted Kingfisher X - - - -
Dall's Porpoise - - 3 4 -
Harbor Porpoise - 2 - - -
California Sea Lion X - - - -
Harbor Seal X - - - -
Northern Fur Seal - - - 1 -