Valentine’s Day is approaching!
Our hearts are full – and we want to share the Baja love!
We asked passengers to recall moments when they fell in love on a Searcher Natural History Tour – and we want to know more! Will Baja be your valentine?
Did you fall in love during a Searcher Natural History Tour? Tell us about it!
Email your “fell in love” story to searcher@bajawhale.com – we will be publishing a future blog post with your responses!
Here are some snapshots from the Mexico Pelagic Birding Tour, which included Isla Guadalupe, Alijos Rocks, Isla Socorro, and many offshore locations
Townsend’s shearwaters, Socorro wrens, Ainley’s storm-petrels, and many other fascinating sightings were enjoyed by 24 passengers and leaders. Many thanks to WildWings for their organization of this journey.
Birders in the bow photographing Storm petrels.
Naturalist Lee Morgan and the mighty vessel Searcher will head south again tonight for a wonderful wildlife adventure! Many thanks to passenger Christine Hallas for use of this photo.
Roca Solitaria at Bahia Agua Verde
We love this view of an incredible island stop on our Baja Whalewatching tour itinerary. Rob is a terrific guide, teacher and photographer!
Sunrises, sunsets, the sun, the moon are all a wonder in Baja. Paul Jones, Searcher natuaralist, has taught us to appreciate the cloudy days too. Here are two of his photos from February, 2014. The bottom one was taken by Capt Art of cloud iridescence.
Many thanks to two-time passenger, Hilary Thompson, for generously sharing her photos in this book, The Voyage of the Searcher. It’s a free download for anyone interested!
http://store.blurb.co.uk/ebooks/460963-the-voyage-of-the-searcher-february-2013
