Both great & icky underwater visibility sessions.

Technical terms for the good and bad of underwater video recording.

We added another 1.5 hours of data: a few fluke (i.e., tail) kicks to the MVA3 hydrophones but nothing serious. Bill, 1.75 yr old male, alternated between Mika & Maury (both young females) for most of the morning hour. Much contact and rubbing was witnessed.

The afternoon saw the wind increase and visbility decrease leaving us to only 30 min of observation time. This turned out to be a good thing as we both crashed for hour long naps in the afternoon. It's amazing what sleep and water can do for a body!

Till tomorrow
Kathleen & Robin

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