Sea Hawk

... who do not know) What an atmosphere – absolutely full of red and gold with a smattering of the soft blue of the Sea Hawk fans.  The team inherited its name from 1849 when a prospector in the mountains around San Fran by the name of Sutter found a ...

... flight, but we ended up having a great weekend anyway.  We climbed sand dunes searching for an elusive oasis and paddled sea kayaks spying alligators.  It gave us a chance to catch up, and the whole weekend was a welcome introduction to my new ...

... annoying having to turn down offers every twenty feet.  Though not nearly as annoying as touts outside of temples trying to hawk random Egyptian knick-knack’s, at least there is a CHANCE you might try out one of these restaurants because no ...

... Found a spot on the beach and read for awhile. We both went in the water, The water is warm to get into, something like West Hawk Lake in August, and oh so buoyant and salty! There is a little reef where it gets deep and Len swan with the fishes out ...

... until February 24th to celebrate it.  On Neptune Day, it's tradition to shave your head, but it's also optional.  Rock the Hawk is a couple of days before, when those who plan to shave their heads, or I suppose you really don't have to shave ...

... different types of finch. The snorkelling was again very good with several close and peaceful encounters with grazing sea turtles. On the beach a Galapagos hawk waited for us. After lunch we saw a large school of striped dolphins. They came to play under ...

... roof houses. I soaked in the sun, in the middle of the bridge, and simply enjoyed the peaceful moment.  Shirataka means white hawk in Japanese. I saw many that day by the river.  My stomach was growling so I decided I would try the local ...

... . At the end, we were there to explore the local flora and fauna! Animals seen: Flamenco Seal lion Galapagos penguin Galapagos hawk Lava lizard Shark Tuesday October 12 We headed back on Santa Cruz island very early the next day to spend some time in ...

... sightings. We saw baby black bears playing around a lake edge eating grub from a fallen tree. A huge spotted brown owl. A hawk, family of elephants and an adorable baby elephant, tons of crocodiles, tons of water buffalo, kingfisher and bee eater birds, ...

... we walked a little further we reached a rocky area with marine iguanas basking in the sun on the dry rocky shelves.  A Galapagos hawk was standing vigil in the middle of a pile of marine iguanas and an oystercatcher was pecking away at a sea ...

... of sea lion pups, with their adorable big brown eyes, lying out on the rocks. As we walked across the island we saw a Galapagos hawk regally perched at the top of some boulders, looking very regal.  After a little over an hour we reached the cliffs ...

... ) that it was just a rock. He did offer to stop the boat though so I could get a photo! Tom was watching the sea like a hawk and everytime the boat slowed down or they cut the engines, which we think they did just to wind us up, Tom was practically ...

... beautiful beach taking in the sight of all the sea lions, crabs and marine iguanas. There were more birds too - a Galapagos Hawk, some Mockingbirds, Brown Pelicans and some diving Blue-footed Boobies. There were a couple of other groups around, but ...

... (we're going to see Taz!! :) ) So to conclude NZ we saw millions of dead possums along the road, lots of birds (hawk's, parrots ext.), sheep, cows, lama's, dear, bunny's, dolphins, whales, seals, penguins, one sea lion, glow worms, beautiful views lots ...

... few days here by doing what we do best...EATING! KK has an enormous night market with friendly and feisty vendors who hack and hawk their fish and meat then gladly pose for Jon's eager camera. The seafood here is the freshest we've ever had in ...

... mountain lions, rattlesnakes (sorry Jordan!), or porcupines (sorry Mackenzie!).  We have seen rabbits, bats, chipmunks, one huge hawk, some ground rodents (from afar fortunately), and FLIES!  Who would have thought flies would have been at high ...

... Island, it was so relaxing, just chilling on the boat listening to reggae music and drinking rum punch, this is the life. Our snorkelling tour was with 'Black Hawk', previously known as 'Sea Hawk', and we recommend it.  Ask for Captain ...

...  We saw the marine iguanas ungracefully snort the sea-salt from their nose, the blue-footed boobies perform their mating dance, a sea hawk patiently await the hatching of young prey, and a baby albatross hatch...wow!  The dramatic coastline was ...

... dogs! However, the rain stopped pretty fast, then Mr Charlee drove us to the Karon View to have pictures with the Sea Hawk (100THB), our Princess was very thrilled! However not so for the other 2 Princesses, they were very afraid! It was ...