Humpbacks for everyone! Humpback whales spotted included Forge (BCX2499), Scuba (BCY1225), Dalmatian (BCY0994), Valiant (BCX1773), Barge Boy (BCX2514), Corona/Phi (BCX1416), Smiley (BCY0995), Split Fin (BCZ0298), and Incognito (BCX2053)!
Read MoreEntanglement survivor Starry Knight (KEX0094/BCX0915 calf 2024) the humpback is spotted! The T124A2s also travel near Entrance Island, hunting and socializing as they went.
Read MoreSpending time with T069E Kodiak and BCY1517 Thunderbolt in the Strait.
Read MoreBCY0946 Slits, BCY1014 Poptart, 2025 Calf of BCX1773, BCX1660 Prowler, BCX2514 Barge Boy and BCX1606 Beak taking in the spoils of the Salish Sea.
Read MoreIt was another great morning spent with Humpback Whales, including a few familiar fins and some we were seeing for the first time.
Read MoreIt was an exciting afternoon on the water, getting to spend time with humpback whales Smiley and Corona/Phi, plus a T-party in the Strait.
Read MoreThe Strait of Georgia showcased its incredible biodiversity today, rewarding us with two Bigg's killer whale families and thriving pinniped colonies.
Read MoreThe T046B1s and T046C2 continue their travels along the coast. Three humpbacks are also spotted, including Arial (BCY0767), Fukurō (BCY1473), and X-Ray (BCX1851) (a new-to-us whale)!
Read MoreArial (BCY0767) shows off his pec fins near Halibut Bank. Close by, an Orca vs. Humpback encounter occurs between the T046B1s and T046C2 and Coyote (BCX2484) and Holey Moley (BCY1220)!
Read MoreBlows were spotted all around us! Individuals identified included Valiant (BCX1773), Turkey (BCY1157), Thunderbolt (BCY1517), Crackle (BCY1227), Slice (BCX2487), Olympus (BCX2075), Hammer (BCY1222) and Incognito (BCX2053).
Read MoreThe T100s and T101s socialize and travel together. T077C Neftali and T077E Misneach also make a brief appearance. Humpbacks Vanta (BCX1730) and Scuba (BCY1225) are spotted associating off of Gabriola Island, and Arial (BCY0767) and Valiant (BCX1773) have a splashy time!
Read MoreSiblings T077C Neftali and T077E Misneach play with a crab trap together. Humpback duo Coyote (BCX2484) and “Double Double” (BCX2492) are also spotted having a splashing good time!
Read MoreT037A, T037A2, and the T037Bs are spotted, as well as Sage (BCX2073) and her new calf in the Strait.
Read MoreTwo groups of orca, the T123S and T137A, were travelling, while the humpbacks, Corona/Phi, Velvet, Valiant, Dalmatian, Malachite, Forge, Bond, Helen and Vanta, had a get-together in the SOG.
Read MoreThe Strait of Georgia came alive today as two energetic humpback whales filled the morning with breaches, tail slaps, and unforgettable moments.
Read MoreZig Zag (BCX1193) and Raptor (BCY0660) travel together outside Porlier Pass. The T037As make an appearance, with T037A1 Inyo (typically a lone female) present as well!
Read MoreHumpback Whales, Orion (BCX1251) and the 2022 calf of Kappa (BCX2492), breaching it up in the Strait and the T124A2s having a family feast.
Read MoreA wonderful day on the water with the T101s and the T124A2s!
Read MoreWe were lucky enough to see both species of whale during this tour, starting with Humpback Whales Dalmatian and Chi, and ending with a surprise last-minute encounter with the T101s.
Read MoreAlthough their adventures took them different directions through the Strait of Georgia, both boats were lucky enough to witness humpback whale acrobatics during their time with the Salish Sea Giants.
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