This morning
we had the supply boat alongside, bringing us fresh provisions and some spares.
After that
we launched our QC-boat and transferred a few crew members to the supply boat,
both from Hugin and Munin. They will be brought to Mumbai for repatriation. Curious bird watched our provision transfer for a long time.
My guess is that it is a kind of Hawk. Think a “white necked hawk” fits the description well. Has someone got any other opinion?
Unfortunately my picture is bad and blurred.
Tomorrow,
daylight our final pick up of the last nodes around, under and in between an
installation and barges. Then we can call this project ended.
Proviant och
avmoenstrande
Vid
gryningen 0700, tog vi supply baaten
laangsides och paaboerjade ombordtagning av faersk proviant och
reservdelar. Efter det saa sjoesattes vaar QC-Baat vilken transfererade
avmoenstrande fraan Hugin och Munin till Supply baaten, foer vidare transport
till Mumbai och sina hemlaender.
En nyfiken
faagel satt laenge och iaktog provianteringen. Jag gissar att det aer en Hoek,
tror att en “vitnackad hoek” passer in bra paa de bilder jag sett(Google). Har
naagon kunnig naagot baettre foerslag, tyvaerr saa aer min bild lite suddig.
Imorgon
dagsljus plockar vi upp de sista noderna runt, under och emellan en
installation och praamar, sedan kan vi kalla detta projekt avslutat.
Supply boat approaching
First heave onboard
White necked Hawk?
Our fenders taken onboard
HUG QC to Supply boat
HUG QC to Munin
Vessels depart after operations