Birds on boats, vis mig part two

Update: 2025-10-08

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Back on September 29, a boatload of birders clutching backpacks and sleeping bags headed out of Hyannis at dawn, bound for the continental shelf and its deep, warm water canyons some 130 miles to the south.

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Birds on boats, vis mig part two

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Birds on boats, vis mig part two

Mark Faherty

Birds on boats, vis mig part two