There
were no phone calls yesterday alerting us to where Catalog #3546 and calf might
have traveled overnight and for a good reason. Joy and Becki, flying in the Air
Cam, spotted the pair about a mile-and-a-half south of the Canaveral National
Seashore Headquarters, where there are
very few humans to see them. They were a
scant quarter mile from the beach, in near perfect conditions, and quite active
at the surface. The photo to the right is of the mother upside-down with the calf
lying over top of her chest between her pectoral fins. And, yes, they were STILL
headed south!
