What a fantastic day spent with The T100s, T101, and T124Ds! We also got to see a total of 7 different humpback whales across our two boats.
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Our poster-whale T063 Chainsaw was in the area plus his mother T065 Whidbey II, T046C2 Sam, the T100s (-T100E), and T124Ds. Graze (BCY0523), her 2023 calf, Zig Zag (BCX1193), her 2023 calf, Crater (BCX1565), and 3 Unknown humpbacks were also spotted today.
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The T049As (-A1 and A2) continue travelling southbound!
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The T002Cs and part of the T059s travel by Halibut Bank. Niagara (BCY0057), Two Spot (BCZ0432), Hendrix (BCY1278), and an Unknown humpback were also spotted nearby. On the way home, we had a third surprise encounter with the T049As (-A1 and A2)!
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We spend time travelling up the Sunshine Coast and hang out with Yogi, Honu, Neowise, Hendrix, and BCX1965.
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T037A Volker, T037A2 Inky, and the T099s travel by Lantzville. Hendrix (BCY1278) and Yogi (BCY0409) snack away by Gabriola Island.
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We got to see the T075Bs plus T077D hunting near Gabriola as well as Steller Sea Lions and Harbour Seals!
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We got to see some humpbacks with ants in their pants this trip, with Pony, MMX0355, and Neowise all showing off their athleticism with breaches, pectoral slapping, and some tail slapping! It was very exciting!
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We were lucky enough to spent time not only with the T099s, a pod of 5 transient orca, but we also came across 5 different humpback whales; Two Spot, BCX1965, Niagara, Neowise, and an unknown!
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It was an amazing day spent with rambunctious humpback whales (12) as well as two Transient Orca.
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T038C Borrowman and T038E Hocker continue their adventures. Tempest (BCX0837), Snoopy (BCY0770), and Split Fin (BCZ0298) are spotted in the Salish Sea.
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An interesting mix of orca today including the T037As split up between two different groups, the T101s, and half of the T137s!
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We not only got to see the T090s travelling down the Sunshine Coast, but also Raptor, Split Fluke, and Divot!
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We were lucky enough to get a glimpse of a group of orca who were transiting Active Pass.
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This was probably the weirdest group of orca we have seen to date! We saw T023D3 Robin, T059, T059A2, T059A4, and T077C Neftali travelling together!
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We are very fortunate to have so many species to view in the Salish Sea!
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T019 Nootka and T019B Galiano continue their journey northbound. We found lots of little groups of humpbacks, and ID’d 7 different individuals: Tempest (BCX0837), Split Fin (BCZ0298), Yogi (BCY0409), Harpy (BCY0458 calf 2020), Valiant (BCX1773), Graphite (BCX1210 calf 2019), Hendrix (BCY1278) and 1 Unknown!
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T019B Galiano travels through the Southern Gulf Islands along his mother T019 Nootka.
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Peck slaps to the left of us, blows to the right, here we are stuck in the middle of Whales! We had a big dose of humpbacks today, including Pingu (BCY1110) , Valiant (BCX1773) , Nike (BCX1377), Niagara (BCY0057), and Geometry (BCZ0338), as well as a little side of orca when we located the T100s.
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It was an amazing experience getting to see 7 different humpbacks spending time in he Salish Sea, one unknown by itself, and then 3 different pairs. Tempest and Split Fin, Dalmatian and Neowise, and Nike and Corona were all the pairs.
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