First we saw T063 Chainsaw and T065 Whidbey by Entrance Island, and then we saw the T086A’s and T124A’s by the Gabriola Reefs.
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T063 Chainsaw and his mother T065 Whidbey II were cruising towards Entrance Island.
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several reports of whales lead us on a goose chase through the Strait of Georgia.
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Lots of black-and-tan babies in this T-Party!
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Flotsam and Jetsam are cruising near Nanoose, while Scorch and Kelpie do some deep dives in the Strait of Georgia.
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Bald eagles, Pacific harbour seals and Steller sea lions spotted during our adventure through the Gulf Islands on May 24th.
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Humpbacks AND a T-party in one trip? What a perfect day!
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Graze the Humpback was spotted travelling and diving near Mayne Island.
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The Alaskan Boys continue their journey around the Gulf Islands!
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T party with the T086A’s, T090’s, T100’s, and T124A’s + A1
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T086A’s, T100, and T101’s were partying near Lasqueti Island.
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It was a beautiful, calm, sunny day getting to watch the T100s along the sunshine coast. We also got to see some jellyfish, ctenophores, and pacific loons along the way!
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T124A’s and T086A’s hunting and traveling along Gabriola Island shore line
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The T75B’s, Pebbles, Jasper, Rubble and T75B4 swam north from Salt Spring island to Nanaimo this morning.
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Valiant and friends hanging out near Active Pass
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A massive t-party of 24 whales, T002C’s, T018’s, T049A2, T055’s, T065B’s, T100’s, and the T101’s travel past Nanaimo on their way north.
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A mysterious humpback was spotted on our journey south. We also had the T065A’s down by
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The Alaskan boys right outside Nanaimo Harbour! These two brothers were traveling north and we managed to find them only 15 minutes after leaving the dock! We got to watch them and see some sea lions and seals afterward as well!
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Pingu, Neowise, and a friend were slowly milling along Galiano Island’s west coastline.
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Double Species Day! Humpbacks off the Ballenas Islands and the T086A’s decided to come into Nanaimo’s harbour.
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