 | The Magnusson's Cruise to Juneau 5 Narrated by Sharon Magnusson |
 Because our flight was due to leave at 8:30 PM and the fact that we had to be off the ship by 7:00 AM, we decided to do another excursion, which proved to be the best of the bunch. The first critter we spotted was a Harbor seal. I almost missed him, but he surely kept his eyes on us. |  These birds poop all over the place and then use the excrement to build their nests. Quite a social group, poop and all. |
 None of my photos of the horned puffin were very good. Choppy water and a telescopic lens don't make for good company. But, I tried. |  Nanny and baby mountain goat out for a morning stroll. |
The Stellar sea lions hunt for fish at night, so photographing them with a full belly was easy.
 | Usually calving happens a few times every hour in tidewater glaciers, but one needs to be fast! Needless to say, I caught only the splash. We were about a quarter of a mile from this massive masterpiece. |  |
Thanks to Skip, I am now able to tell you these "penguins" are really Murres; species unclear because the photo isn't close enough to be accurate.
Sharon