Seabirding – Excellence in Pelagic Birding

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Seabird Diversity

Listing of species seen for each two week period that we run trips from Hatteras,...

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Black-capped Petrel

Learn more about our Gulf Stream signature species and why it is possible this could...

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Gulf Stream Trips

2022 Spring Schedule April 29 & 30 May 13, 14, 15 Blitz May 20 -...

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Mid-May is Magical! by Kate Sutherland May 17, 2022
Mid-May can be a great time for seabirds offshore from Hatteras, however the weather can be a bit unpredictable. So as we approached our Friday May 13th trip date we were just finishing with a nor'easter that sat offshore here and wreaked a bit of havoc on the highway to Hatteras village...luckily the winds and […]
Early Spring: Yes. by Kate Sutherland May 13, 2022
For years we've been trying to get strong support for some earlier trips than we run during the "Blitz" around the end of May / beginning of June. We've had some incredible seabirding out there over the years, but people tend to just use eBird now to gauge their desire to do trips...and we have […]
Sunday February 27, 2022 - Murre Mania - by Brian Patteson March 4, 2022
We had to push the trip back to Sunday because of a hard blow from the north on Saturday, but had reasonable conditions at the Oregon Inlet Bar on Sunday morning. We were under the bridge by about 0700, and we didn't have to go far to find some life. We saw over 200 Razorbills […]
February 19 & 21, 2022 - Double Header Delivers - by Kate Sutherland February 25, 2022
Weather, it's always something we obsess about as we approach a scheduled trip. This past weekend with two out of three trips to run there was a bit more pressure than usual - but we made it out on both trips. And WOW were we rewarded... It was blowing right up until Saturday morning and […]
Saturday February 12, 2022 - Oregon Inlet - Brian Patteson February 18, 2022
After several consecutive weekends with stormy and / or windy weather, we finally had a pretty Saturday on February 12. It was actually the fourth day of a lull, so it was interesting to see how things had changed since Monday. For the most part seas were slight, so we were able to see birds […]