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 2021 Schedule May 7, 8, 9, 14, 15 May 20 - June 1 DAILY...

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June 15 & 16, 2021 - Ed Corey June 17, 2021
No two days offshore are ever the same, and this was abundantly clear on our trips this week! Tuesday’s weather consisted of a stiff wind out of the southwest, keeping our tubenoses in the air most of the day. Once over the shelf break, we found a good feeding flock of shearwaters in amongst the […]
June 11 & 12, 2021 - Shearwater Studies - Kate Sutherland June 14, 2021
Weather has figured prominently in our trips this spring and these were no exception. Both mornings we took a little extra time to check the weather offshore and make sure we'd have some company out there (never a good idea to be the only boat offshore when conditions are challenging!), and both mornings we headed […]
June 5 & 6, 2021 - Kate Sutherland June 10, 2021
Weather again! We had storms and high winds move through on Friday June 4 causing us to cancel the trip scheduled for that day, the following two days were suitable, however and we made it out there! Both days life was a bit farther offshore from the shelf break than usual, but we were able […]
Tuesday June 1, 2021 - Kate Sutherland June 3, 2021
Our last day of the Blitz still held a bit of wind in the morning, from the northeast and skies were sunny as we headed offshore to the shelf break. The hot, fast Gulf Stream current was offshore a bit farther than usual so we continued running past the break before we slowed and started […]
Monday May 31, 2021 - Kate Sutherland June 1, 2021
Weather kept us ashore for two days, May 29 and 30, so today we finally continued the Blitz. Winds were from the north west this morning and we ran offshore under cloudy skies. Not much was flying between Hatteras Inlet and the shelf break, and even after the break we didn't see much reason to […]