Shirley Island is spearated from the Mitchell Peninsula by a narrow channel, on which the sea ice has managed to hold fast despite much of the ice in Newcomb Bay blowing out several times already. A shortstroll out from Station and Mat, Zac, Watto and I were exploring new terrain. My first sea ice stroll and much excitement in seeing my first Weddell seal.
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| Weddell Seal. photo: Jacque Comery |
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| Weddell Seal Phto: Jacque Comery |
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| Weddell Seal Photo: Jacque Comery |
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| Sleepy Weddell. Photo: Jacque Comery |
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| Sea ice on north side of Shirley Is. Photo: Jacque Comery |
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| Bergs to the north of Shirely. Photo: Jacque Comery |
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| Wilson's Stom Petrels and Snow Petrels. Photo: Jacque Comery |
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| Wilson's Storm Petrel. Photo: Jacque Comery |
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| Wilson's Srorm Petrel. photo: Jacque Comery |
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| Shirely Island. Photo: Jacque Comery |
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| Bergs to the north. Photo: Jacque Comery |
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| Early afternoon sun from Shirley. Photo: Jacque Comery |
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| View to te north. Photo: Jacque Comery |
