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Pelagic Trips to Gray's Canyon since 1966

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Join us for our 2008 season off the coast of Washington State, for our all day trips to Grays Canyon, a submarine canyon which lies 35 nautical miles due west from the mouth of Grays Harbor, on the edge of the North American continental shelf.  The outer half of the shelf and the Canyon support a vast array of marine life. In addition to regular species like Black-footed Albatross and Fork-tailed Storm-Petrel, our trips feature seasonal species such as Laysan Albatross, Flesh-footed, Short-tailed, and Buller's Shearwaters, and South Polar Skua among many other offshore species. We also run three Outer Slope trips in mid-summer, with deepwater species such as Leach’s Storm-Petrel in mind. 
 
 
 

So come on out and enjoy some of these fantastic birds as you can only experience on a Westport Pelagic!

Black-footed Albatross

South Polar Skua

About Westport Seabirds
Possible Species/Season
2008 Schedule
Reservations
Directions to Westport  (lodging)
Preparing for a Pelagic Trip
2007 Trip Results
Past Years Trip Results
Pelagic Bird Photo Gallery
Marine Mammals/Cetaceans
Birding in Washington State

Sabine's Gull

Pink-footed Shearwater

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Monthly update on sea surface temperature and upwelling conditions:

National Weather Service (Seattle) Current Marine Conditions
National Weather Service (Seattle) Offshore Forecasts