Many black-browed albatross and Sooty shearwaters

2 whales, one large blow (fin whale), 1 humpback
2 unid. ziphii probably-Brown color.seen crew
correct the timing to close before the end of the previous stop in the port
there is a humpback whale as well in the same spot
big blow, no fin shown during the initial sighting, fin saw during resight
Put  first in resightings, but corrected
Single photo of dorsal fin, dusky dolphins?
Probably feeding. Incidental, also seen by VO.
Verified by VO. Distance 0.5 to 1 from horizon.
Verified by VO, distance 0.5 from horizon.
same as the sighting that was one animal further away behind the 4 whales
proably feedng, breached out of the water, various sweem direction 30, 200
orcas were chasing a calf humpback whale, 2 adult hw chasing away orcas
humpbacks chasing orcas which chased calf humpback
First no movement, swim direction 190 when ship approached
First resting, then slow travelling away from course of boat
there are another 3-4 in th same direction but further away
was seen initialy in thehumpback whale sighting with the 4 whales
Put first in dedicated, but corrected. Distance: reticle(1) LA.
same as the prevous species, thin and spiky fin, diving much, blow, sky
After sighting breached 5-6 times, travelling in direction 350 degrees
One seemed like humpback further away, other could have been sperm whale
probably beaked w, 5-6 meters, grey. splash seen again but animal not
Put first in dedicated, but corrected. Dist: reticle(0.5) HO.
Resighting of previous. 1 animal (calf).  First towards boat, then away.
to be corrected: peals or hectors or other,bowriding
estimated distance 3500 m or 1 reticles of binoulars. identified at 700m
from the blow it could have bee a fin or a sei whale.
for the shape of the blow could be a sei or a fin whale.
Larger blow than humpback. Incidenial, other side of the boat.
Long straight thin blows - looked like fin blows. Not large as a blue.
could be a humpback like but also a fin like
0.5 reticles from land. Behaviour: breeching.
it follows the current line. and it seems to be diving
0.7 reticles from land far away, confirmed by VO
could be a resigthing of the previous sighting
Many blows very far away - > 10 km seen because of sun light angle
one blow seem smaller than the other two
1 animal seems smaller for the blow. the flukes were seen, maybe foraging
First resting, then dove towards 270 degrees without fluking
Stayed head above surface for long time watching us.
2 groups (1st  3 animals large male + 2, 2nd group 6 inc calf)
LIKE seal :) (surfaced quickly, might have been penguin too)