We spot Windy (BCY0893), Europa (BCX0854), Harpy (BCZ0503) and her Calf (BCZ0503calf2026) associating off of Halibut Bank. The T036s with T065A5 Indy in tow make a splash near Gibsons. We have a quick peek at Meqe’ (BCZ0492), and also locate T063 Chainsaw, T065 Whidbey II, and T137A Jack!
Read MoreThe T101s are seen travelling through Northumberland Channel. T049A2 Jude makes a surprise appearance near Round Island. A big group of humpback whales are spotted, including Poptart (BCY1014), Harpy (BCZ0503), Harpy’s 2026 calf (BCZ0503calf2026), CRC-22930, Smiley (BCY0995), Snoopy/Gibbous (BCY0770), Orion (BCX1251), Lunchable (KEY0071), Zorro (BCX0380), Meqe' (BCZ0492), Crenel (BCY1137), Prowler (BCX1660), and Holey Moley (BCY1220).
Read MoreWe find a large group of humpbacks together off of Gabriola Island, identifed as Split Fluke (BCX1068) and Geometry (BCZ0338) associating together, with Kraken/Monarch/Pyramid (BCZ0180) bouncing around off to the side, and Europa (BCX0854) and Tag (BCX0429). Nalu (BCY1072) is spotted near Yellowpoint. The T101s travel towards Dodd Narrows.
Read MoreRight by Dodd Narrows the T069s are spotted travelling with some unfamiliar fins - the T109Bs (our first time seeing them as a company)! T063 Chainsaw and T065 Whidbey II are seen by Thrasher Rock, with T049A2 Jude off in the distance. Bullet (BCX1658) makes a brief apperance near Valdes Island.
Read MoreA day of familiar fins brought encounters with three travelling humpbacks ( Niagara (BCY0057), Chi (BCZ0575), and Scuba (BCY1225)), the T019s, a surprise sighting of lone male T049A2 Jude and other wildlife throughout the Southern Gulf Islands.
Read MoreWe spot two different humpback pairs today: Niagara (BCY0057) and Bullet (BCX1658) travelling together, and Bond (BCX1640) and Chi (BCZ0575) having a blast!
Read MoreA day of wildlife surprises brought us a T-party of Bigg’s killer whales, four feeding humpbacks, and a final stop with harbour seals and Steller sea lions at Stinky Rock.
Read MoreIt was a great afternoon spent with the T124Ds, Steller Sea Lions, and Helen the humpback.
Read MoreIt was an exciting morning spent with Geometry, Harpy, and her calf feeding outside Howe Sound, and then the T099s and Crinkle hunting porpoise inside.
Read MoreTwo boats explored the Southern Gulf Islands and Strait of Georgia, encountering the T002Cs and T002B, humpback whales Chi, Windy, Bond, and Kappa, Harbour Seals, Steller Sea Lions, and a variety of seabirds along the way.
Read MoreWe were lucky enough to spend time with the T049As hunting close to Nanaimo, and then a bunch of Humpback whales including Kappa, Bond, Fader, Prowler, Geometry, and Orion.
Read MoreAn afternoon spent with the T124Ds hunting in Howe Sound, all sorts of wildlife at the White Islets, and a sunset with Helen.
Read MoreIt was an exciting morning spent with the T049As travelling north through Swanson Channel plus some humpbacks spending time in the waves.
Read MoreA long journey south brought us to the end of a T-party with the rare T166As, followed by a spectacular gathering of feeding humpbacks and a peaceful stop with Harbour Seals at Stinky Rock.
Read MoreSpending time with Jude in Northumberland Channel, Split Fluke and Prowler in the Strait, and plenty of species at Stinky Rock made for an unforgettable tour!
Read MoreSpending time in the waves with the T100s and T035As travelling together in a T-party was great, as well as seeing Cassiopeia the humpback further south.
Read MoreA beautiful morning was spent in what we call “Humpback Soup”. We saw Chi, Holey Moley, Bond, BCX2316, Zig Zag, and Split Fin all spending time in the same area!
Read MoreIt was an exciting afternoon getting to explore the social relationships found among humpback whales, featuring Crater/Mensa, BCX2316, Harpy and her 2026 calf.
Read MoreIt was an exciting morning spend with Crater/Mensa being active at the surface, plus Arial and BCX2316 feeding near Valdes Island.
Read MoreWe start the day with three seperate humpback encounters, where we see Beak (BCX1606), Wolf Eel’s 2025 calf (BCY0940 calf 2025), and one Unknown. We take the adventure inside the Southern Gulf Islands, where the T046Bs are found!
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