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

Spring 2020 Schedule Spring Blitz: DAILY trips May 27 – June 1st June 4, 5,...

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July 24 & 25, 2020 - by Kate Sutherland July 28, 2020
Summer in the Gulf Stream can be hot, and at times we get weather patterns that perpetuate a lot of the same weather day after day. This is what we had leading up to our trips this past weekend - a Bermuda high with persistent southwesterly winds. The Gulf Stream water is pushed inshore in […]
June 26 & 27, 2020 - by Kate Sutherland July 1, 2020
Our first trips of the summer turned out as well as we had hoped! Winds were southwest leading up to Friday's trip, but then they shifted to the west early that morning so we headed offshore feeling like a lot of birds may have been pushed out with the offshore wind...but there were some Cory's […]
June 5 & 6, 2020 by Kate Sutherland June 9, 2020
A trip was scheduled for June 4, but the wind and waves were just too much for us to make it that day. Thankfully the following morning was much calmer and we were able to run two trips of the scheduled three! Both days had winds of varying strength from the south and southwest, our […]
Tuesday June 2, 2020 by Kate Sutherland June 4, 2020
I know...June 2? That wasn't on the Baby Blitz schedule! But we had a group from Missouri that drove to Hatteras to go offshore for a couple of trips, the first was Monday June 1 and the second Thursday June 4. Brian looked at the long range forecast and was worried that we might not […]
Monday June 1, 2020 by Ed Corey June 2, 2020
The morning greeted us with a beautiful sky as we left the dock at Hatteras for another Gulf Stream excursion. Cape Point provided a natural buffer to the Northeast winds, and our trip over the breakers and into the deep was relatively uneventful, compared to previous days. As we cleared the Point, the seas began […]