Just after leaving the Harbor this morning we received reports of Transient Orcas South East of Race Rocks. We soon identified the Transients as the T40 & T46 group of Orcas. We followed the Orcas for a while and observed a kill. Then we headed over to Race Rocks to observe the Seals, Sealions and a lone Northern Elephant Seal.
In the afternoon we caught up with the entire Southern Resident Orca pods of J,K & L pod (almost 90 whales) who had come in from the west and were passing in front of Victoria. We saw several breaches, tailslaps and spyhops as well as a number of cartwheels, as the Orcas made their way towards the San Juan Islands.
With calm waters and another stunning sunny day, it was perfect conditions for whale watching!
1 comment:
My wife and I were very fortunate to be out whale watching with this party. It was a fantastic afternoon - just like youe see on the television documentaries, but better !!
Smiths of Sleaford, UK
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