What a day! We spent time with a group of three humpback whales; Graze, Ghost, and Wisp and then got to see a pod of Pacific White-sided dolphins as well!
Read MoreOur first double species day of 2024! We were lucky enough to see Graze (BCY0523) near the mouth of Howe Sound and the T065Bs further in!
Read MoreA day full of Chainsaw! Well, his mother Whidbey ll was there too, but Chainsaw was a bit of a camera hog!
Read MoreThe T065Bs have a funky hunt off Entrance Island - Murre is on the menu!
Read MoreThere were many furry faces to be seen throughout the trip.
Read MoreThe T071Bs, T086As, and T124A2s were partying together in Howe Sound!
Read MoreThe T049As (-A1 + A2) were close to Nanaimo!
Read MoreAlthough we didn’t see whales today we saw a lot of other critters enjoying the sunshine such as Harbour Seals, Sea Lions, and Bald Eagles!
Read MoreA beautiful sunny day out on the water getting to see Sea Lions, Harbour Seals, Bald Eagles, and more!
Read MoreOur pinnipeds were extra inquisitive during today’s trip!
Read MoreThe sun was shining as we navigated through the Southern Gulf Islands!
Read MoreThe T036As, T063, T065, and the T137s were partying in the Strait - and we had a second surprise encounter with the T046B1s and T046C2 Sam near Nanaimo!
Read MoreWe had Whale soup today, Orca everywhere! Today we had the T036As, T100s (-E), T049A3, and the T101s!
Read MoreAnother moody West Coast day, spent with some old friends in the Salish Sea!
Read MoreThe T018s are back together again!
Read MoreT018 Esperanza and T019C Spouter were speedily heading southbound when we saw them today.
Read MoreWhat an amazing day spent with the T137s hunting a porpoise, and then Seals, Sea Lions, and some Feasting Bald Eagles!
Read MoreYou can’t ask for much of a better day than this! We got to watch the T049As (-A1 & A2) hunting close to home, as well as seeing a variety of other wildlife!
Read MoreWe got to see so much wildlife as we travelled throughout the Salish Sea in search of whales, including Harbour Seals, Steller Sea Lions, Bald Eagles, River Otters, and more!
Read MoreFins up, socializing, there’s a party in the Salish Sea! Today we saw the T036As, T063, T065, T100s (-E), T123s, T124As, T124A1s, and the T124A4s - 20 whales in total!
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