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Beach Walkers 08:13-08:17, birds remained offshore
Crows flying near burrows, 08:17-08:30, birds remained offshore
2015-06-27 @ Andy's Marine Park A
Survey start time: 8:00, Observers: Merry and Connor McNutt adult PG count today: 18
total volunteer hours: 4.5
no burrow data entered
2015-07-03 @ Andy's Marine Park A
Survey start time: 07:50, Observers: Chris Hoebermann, Merry McNut adult PG count today: 8
total volunteer hours: 4.5
burrow
noprey
sculpin
gunnels
other
1
3
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total
3
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disturbance - 2 hikers (08:37 - 08:39)
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Birds swam away from shoreline then swam back as soon as hikers passed by.
disturbance - 2 hikers (08:47 - 08:49)
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Birds swam away from shoreline then swam back as soon as hikers passed by.
2015-07-11 @ Andy's Marine Park A
Survey start time: 7:20, Observers: Chris Hoebermann, Merry McNutt adult PG count today: 23
total volunteer hours: 6
no burrow data entered
disturbance - Loud Blue Herons (7:27 - 7:30)
(flee bluff or beach)
2 blue herons fighting - loud, vocalizing, flying and dodging. PIGUS close to shore flew away. Started to slowly swim back to shore but not to original location in front of burrows.
disturbance - Orcas splashing (7:40 - 7:50)
(fly off water)
Orcas swimming northward and breaching - loud splashing. PIGUS flew to water farther off shore.
disturbance - Hikers (7:45 - 7:52)
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Hikers walked along beach in front of burrows. PIGUS swam to waters north of burrows
There was an established campsite set up when we arrived. Do not know how long it had been there as tent occupants did not exit while we were there. Campsite was very close to the cliff face. The tide was very low and the birds stayed far off shore the entire time we were observing. They were clearly foraging and we often observed birds with gunnels in their beaks. There were no visits to the burrows while we were observing, and there did not appear to be visits on the other side of the cliff as we had seen the previous week.
