We visit a pair of new-to-us orca - T167A Doniol and T167B Valcroze - near Crofton!
Read MoreT049A2 Jude, T051 Roswell, and the T065Bs were having a blast as we visited them off of Gabriola Island!
Read MoreThe T086As travel through Northumberland Channel. We also visit a different type of cetacean - a pod of Pacific white-sided dolphins!
Read MoreA beautiful sunny spring day searching through the Gulf Islands.
Read MoreAlthough it was a long journey south, it was worth it to see T049A2 Jude and T051 Rosewell/Loner spending time together near Sidney Island!
Read MoreA moody west-coast day spent in calm waters with Anvil (BCZ0410) and Graze (BCY0523).
Read MoreWe got to spend time with a group of whales we don’t often see: T117A, the T117Bs, and T172 travelling together near Qualicum Beach!
Read MoreThe T124Ds and T071B Hood (with a young calf in tow) hunt off of Galiano Island!
Read MoreYou know what’s better than one orca encounter? Two orca encounters! The T065Bs were by Nanoose, while the T049As, T117A, T117Bs, and T172 were inside the Southern Gulf Islands!
Read MoreTravelling through the Strait of Georgia with the T123s.
Read MoreA double species day with Slits the humpback and a visit from the T086As, T071B1 and T071B2.
Read MoreThe T086As venture along the west side of Gambier Island in Howe Sound!
Read MoreA moody day on the Salish Sea led us from Nanaimo through the Gulf Islands, where we encountered two humpback whales, one quietly feeding and another travelling with purpose, before ending with Steller Sea Lions at Canoe Islets.
Read MoreIt was a great day on the water, getting to see our first returning adult humpback of the season Slits (BCY0946) as well as a pod of orca, the T086As, spending their time inside the passages of the Southern Gulf Islands.
Read MoreThe T065Bs and T101s are spotted travelling off of Gabriola Island!
Read MoreWe explore the northern reaches of our range in search of whales!
Read MoreSpending time with the T099s.
Read MoreIt was a long ways to go, but worth it to see one of the most iconic pods of orca in our waters, the T019s!
Read MoreYou couldn’t have asked for a better day than this, getting to spend time with some socializing pods of orca. The T065Bs, T071Bs, and T124Ds were all having a blast as we watched them near Nanoose Bay.
Read MoreThe T036Bs, T049As (all of them!), T063, T065, T065Bs, and T099s came together in the Strait for a party!
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