We just did the week in the opposite direction than we normally do, starting with the Hatchery and a new place for me, called Bettles Bay. It was really nice and a few bears. The hatchery bears are getting more comfortable being close to humans, so that was cool. Here's a shot of the sein net hauling in a set.
This one has lipstick
When we got to Columbia Glacier it was pretty iced in, so we went to the west side
And found some calving
And a cool smooth rock face
And an Ice cave
A wicked cool ice cave
This was a day to remember, going into the blue tunnel
With the folks...
The ripples on the sides are so cool
On the way out we found some Jaegers
In Cordova I found some cool birds
And a chestnut backed chickadee
And some water grass up the hill
Then at Knight Island we found a spotted Sandpiper
And I found some kelp to make Kendra!
And then in the afternoon I went on a hike up a salmon stream to swim with sockeye and then hike in a nice muskeg
The final day we went to Chenega Glacier and it was calving a lot. Also there was this cute seal
And Captain Rob refused to pose for a shot.
At the very very end, as we cruised back to Whittier, we found some orcas which caught and killed (and ate) a Dall's Porpoise. We saw the whole thing.
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