It was an exciting evening spent with a newly formed T-party including the T036Bs, T100s, T101s, and T137A! In addition to the partying orca, we spotted humpback whales Olympus and Eros close by as well.
Read MoreThe T036Bs excitedly travel together in the Strait of Georgia. Pingu (BCY1110) was also spotted fluking and travelling away near the White Islets.
Read MoreWe visited the T019s in Stuart Channel, travelling southbound. Chi (BCZ0575), Niagara (BCY0057), and one Unknown friend were spotted in the Strait of Georgia.
Read MoreWe briefly spot Wiggins (BCY1469), a recent entanglement survivor. Raptor’s 2024 calf (BCY0458calf2024) and Dalmatian (BCY0996) are also spotted travelling and fluking away. Later on, T137A Jack makes an appearance, this time accompanied by the T036s!
Read MoreIt was another beautiful day exploring the Salish Sea, spotting a handful of humpback whales and seeing a hunt with the T037As.
Read MoreIt was a great morning spent with the T030 siblings plus humpbacks whales Chi, Sherwina and calf, plus a mystery whale!
Read MoreT077C Neftali and T077E Misneach travel together in the Southern Gulf Islands. Chi (BCZ0575) and Snoopy/Gibbous (BCY0770)
Read MoreSherwina (BCY0961), her 2026 calf (BCY0961 calf 2026), and Orion (BCX1251) make some waves in the Strait of Georgia!
Read MoreWe find a handful of humpbacks, including Raptor (BCY0458), Bond (BCX1640), Nike (BCX1377), Vivaldi (BCX1704), Snoopy/Gibbous (BCY0770) and Chi (BCZ0575). The T030 siblings are also spotted in the southern part of our range!
Read MoreWe had a fantastic time today playing in the waves with Helen!
Read MoreWe spend the day with two different humpback pairs: Kaju (BCY1474) and Billiard (BCY1335) travelling together, as well as Divot (BCX1057) travelling with her new calf (BCX1057calf2026)!
Read MoreAnother wonderful afternoon with humpback whales awaited us. We spent time with Orion, Strike, Bond, and Chi as we pondered the interconnectedness of all the Salish Sea wildife we spotted today.
Read MoreIt was a great morning spent with four humpback whales: Beak travelling solo, plus Strike, Orion, and Bond socailizing as a trio in the Strait of Georgia.
Read MoreT030A Sequoia and T030C Salix are spotted north of Gabriola Island once more! We also have a surprise encounter with T137A Jack out in the middle of the Strait of Georgia!
Read MoreRaptor’s 2024 calf (BCY0458 calf 2024) is spotted on the Vancouver side of the Strait of Georgia! Slice (BCX2487) was also spotted in the middle of the Strait.
Read MoreThe trip began with a visit with Vivaldi’s 2025 calf (BCX1704 calf 2025) for Keta and Kula, and with Slice (BCX2487) for Cascadia. Afterward, the fleet met up to see the T030 siblings and T137A Jack near the Ballenas Islands.
Read MoreT037A and T037A2 are spotted near Thrasher Rock. Chomper (BCX2192) and Anvil (BCZ0410) travel through the Strait of Georgia. A second trio of orca are spotted later on, identified as T137A and the T030 siblings!
Read MoreThe T035As and T038As venture through the Strait of Georgia, with a pair of bouncy calves in tow. Raptor’s 2024 calf (KEX0092) is spotted travelling solo north of Gabriola Island, and a quartet of humpbacks, including Barge Boy (BCX2514), Vanta (BCX1730), Anvil (BCZ0410), and X-Ray (BCX1851), is seen near the Flattop Islands.
Read MoreWe spent some time with some humpbacks, including Vanta (BCX1730) with Meqe’ (BCZ0492), and Anvil (BCZ0410) travelling with an Unknown friend!
Read MoreIt was an eventful evening, spending time with the T002Cs travelling along the Sunshine Coast, plus Slice the humpback slapping his pectoral fin as we watched!
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