Images - September 2008

Sea Jack carrying one of the last transition pieces - ready for installation.

The finishing work is completed on the transition piece after anchoring at the seabed.

The sun was shining bright in September.

"A job well done " – on the way home after installing a transition piece.

On the second last trip with Sea Jack, a long-eared owl suddenly landed on the deck. In Denmark it is a common breading bird and the most common owl species. Among other places it can be found on many of the small isles as it does not mind flying across large, open bodies of water. And now it has also visited Sea Jack during the installation of transition pieces at Horns Rev 2.

The same day, this chaffinch also visited Sea Jack. Perhaps the birds have grown accustomed to the many vessels at Horns Rev?

That’s all for now!