Sailing out of the bay……
Curious tern
They fly very fast
The size of an arctic tern
On the hunt
He sees something below
These birds are loners
Seldom fly together
Just coming up from a dive
Dripping wet
Recovering
Scenic cruising, since the whales are not here until May
A honey bee on the railing
Ravens
Here comes the pilot boat
Australian magpie
Handsome coloring
Skimming the tops of the wave
They will also dive
They are fast
Entertaining
Always hungry
Looking
Silver gull
Coloring is nice also
Clean-looking
Anzac Peace Park
Three bin big wheel
An Australian pelican about to land
There it is – big as life
These birds can weigh up to 30 pounds
Wingspan over 6 feet
We only saw two of them
Harassed by a tern
Standing alone
There is the second one
Probably a mate
A water landing
Large bird
Ruffled feathers
Australian pelican resembles a Dalmation pelican
Two birds
Together
Fighting
Room for one
Pigeons were flying overhead
Pigeons in a row
Terminal building was unmarked in Albany
Loading of the wheat
Pilot’s work was done
Pile of silica for glass-making
Ship to be loaded with grain
Leaving Albany pier
Nasty-looking skies
Silica
Sunset might be good
Mountains of wood chips
Getting too cold to stay outside
Coming out of the bay
Close to the shoreline
Passing through the gap
A flock of cormorants
Diving birds
Rocky island
Watchers on this rock
Close to shore
They stayed for a long time watching us
Scenic
Ship at anchor
The headlands
Preserved ruins?
Nice coloring in the boulders
Reds and grays
No access here
Narrow exit out of the bay
The Anzac Museum
Mountain with a view
Dramatic scenery
Many islets
Deserted
Leaving Albany, heading for Freemantle next
