Lets go on with the predators, but with a feathered one and do not forget, the cute Penguins are just predators as Giant Petrels are.
Southern Giant Petrels locally known as Stinkers are easy to watch flying, but they are notoriously shy on land on the Falklands. On other subantarctic islands however they are very tolerant of people, I guess that the local population remembers the times, when they were killed or harrassed. Rookeries are rare and very protected, as it is easy to disturb them and to drive them away from their rookery site.
We visited (with local guide only!) the rookery on Bleaker and it was very rewarding to watch these rare birds. It is located as all rookeries I know on the Falklands, right on the shoreline, very different to the nesting sites on South Georgia. A storm flood and all eggs or young chicks are dead, very risky behaviour! Another little detail I observed is the age of the birds I watched at the colony (and on the pics I shot). Most breeding birds seem to be quite young, perhaps it was just coincidence, or successfull broods are returning now to breed, therefore increasing the numbers, no idea.....