Ship stopped for a while to observe large group of humpbacks
Within fjord- wind calm here. Storm wind outside fjord
Dense fog this morning (0.5 nm vis), until opening up now.
scattered iceblocks, some accumulated areas
Scattered Medium sized ice floes, fog coming in
Visibility limited by height of icebergs and iceblocks
Small amount of sea ice (less than 2%). Some ice bergs present
Small ice floes present but sea ice cover less than 5%
Vessel moving again but fog too thick to survey
Speed 3 kn. Will anchor for landing soon
Fog is off the water; scattered icebergs
End of day, poor (low) light though not dark
Scattered icebergs; Arrival at Neeko harbor

large flocks of cape petrels prions and BBA

Probably Peales, alternatively Hourglass dolphin
Both animals dives, fluke black underneath, no dorsal fin, rests at surfac
THE GPS POINT IS INCOORECT SHOULD BE THE SAME AS INCIDENTAL FIN WHALES
Seen from stern. Actual sighting about 2 minutes before this GPS point
Pod following & playing around expedition rib
Playing around every passenger transport rib
animals hidden by swell / multiple small/medium blows observed
Not swimming in any specific direction; 10 deg, another 180 deg
Relaticely tall, infrequent blows (only saw a couple of blows)
Blows every 15 seconds, about 6 blows counted
Whales spread out over relatively large area, much surface time
Many seabirds in association (feeding?). Blows more than 30 sec apart.
Large group of humpbacks with a few possible calves. Stopped ship to obsrv
Summary of seals seen in last effort block.Too many for individual logging
Resighted on port side min. later at 340 degree and 500 m
Appeared to blow less tall and less frequent than previous Fin whale IDs.
4 blows 30-40 secs apart before dive (around 5 mins)
far off, tall blow, only 1 or 2 before disappearing
Infrequent blows, reappeared close starboard, no clear view of dorsal
Very infrequent blows, 3-4 w/ 30-60 secs, before 5-8 min dive.
Dorsal fin prominent (last to disappear from view) in whales at surface
Animals spread over large area.Photos.Milling-not constant travel directio
Spread over large area.Difficult to photograph.Pops to surface.Sei?
Animals spread over large area.Photos. Not constant travel direction
Animals spread over large area. Photos taken
Spread over general area. Clear 'porpoise'  behavior
Small blow (compared to fin), few blows before disappearing
Tall blow and fairly regular at 15 to 20 ec intervals
Hauled out. 1 Weddell, 2 other seals could not be confidently identified
Bobbing in surface, probable Weddell, possible Elephant or Crabby
Elephant or Weddell seal feeding on surface on a fish
Most likely gazella, could have been SES
Only seen while bowriding for short distance
Very fast,body shallow in water,tall & hooked dorsal fin.Crossed ships bow
Very tall blows, 6 to 8 blows 12-20 sec apart. Large wide fluke on diving.
Did not see dorsal fin(easily)even though body visable,but blows 30-45sec
Frequent tall blows. Did not see bodies.
swim direction influenced by ship. saw white bottom of fluke raised low
Two groups of approx 6 indiv in each group
Milling - turn around to 80 degree travel
BLows more than 40 sec apart. Does not roll at surface
All sightings were of fin whales with small, freq., bushy blow
Could also have been South American fur seal.
Same group as 291 commersons. They are bowriding
Presumably still same group coming and going (bowriding and disappearing)
Could still be same pod as previous sight&resight. Or different groups?
Bowriding. Commersons (same indiv?) very regular bowriding entire morning.
Groups (or same group) of Commersons bowriding throughout the morning
Bowriding for a while, jumping landing on 45 degrees on side
Relatvely small,distincly brown,high and pointed dorsal fin.
3-4 ind., approx 70m spacing, short shallow dives, multiple ass. birds
Tall blows visible at distance and 10 to 20 sec apart
Group diving, milling, pectoral fins splashing
Huge group, multiple breaches, tail slapping, etc
Summary of seals in last 20 minutes.Recording indiv. seals too distracting
1 male (no photo), 2 fem, 1 juv. Male slightly separated from females 60m
Breach, then relaxed at surface, slow toward 90
Very shallow in water (did not see body or fin) and infrequent large blows
Large regular blows. Whales surfacing in rolling movement. Dorsal visible
Photos by guests shows white left jaw. Breaching multiple times
Hanging out around surface, not resting, possibly feeding
Seal checking out the ship, head bob then gone
Fluking, distinct white flank to fluke, Very similar to Australian form
Added later, sighted just before off effort - correct time
Added later, sighted just before off effort on 15.01.20 - correct later
A few females, rest juveniles, turned our way for boat check poss.
Couple of blows and then disappeared - Like Sei whale, but cannot be sure
Like sei whale, but cannot be sure. Blows rel. tall, interm. No body seen
Single, small, bushy blow. Possibly Ziiphidae, or A. minke