Today, August 21st we parted the Grey Foggy Day and went on to pay Cape St. Mary's Seabird Ecological Reserve a visit. It is quite a sight (and sound) to see all these gannets on the rock! Our guide said that there are about 45.000 birds around this time a year. Because it is already later in the season, other birds have migrated and won't be returning until March 2012.
Following the tour and some lunch the choristers prepared themselves for a short appearence as a part of the Cape St. Mary's Performance Series at the interpretation centre. Let Me Fish off Cape St. Mary's was of course part of today's repertoire. We thank the organizers of the Performance Series for providing us this excellent opportunity and it would be great to return as performers for this series some time in the near future.
Today, August 21st we parted the Grey Foggy Day and went on to pay Cape St. Mary's Seabird Ecological Reserve a visit. It is quite a sight (and sound) to see all these gannets on the rock! Our guide said that there are about 45.000 birds around this time a year. Because it is already later in the season, other birds have migrated and won't be returning until March 2012.
Following the tour and some lunch the choristers prepared themselves for a short appearence as a part of the Cape St. Mary's Performance Series at the interpretation centre. Let Me Fish off Cape St. Mary's was of course part of today's repertoire. We thank the organizers of the Performance Series for providing us this excellent opportunity and it would be great to return as performers for this series some time in the near future.
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