Wednesday, April 03, 2013
16 Transient Orcas off Victoria to start the 2013 Season! March 31st, 2013
What a wonderful way to start the 2013 season with a total of 16 Transient Orcas off Victoria waterfront! The Transient Orcas included one of the most recognizable Orcas we see in the area, T63, know as "Chainsaw" due to his distinctive dorsal fin:)
Apart from the Orcas we also encountered Harbor Seals, Harbor Porpoise and several Bald Eagles.
With stunning weather and so much wildlife, we could not ask for a better trip to start the season!
Monday, April 01, 2013
Transient Orcas for the 1st trip of the 2013 season! March 31, 2013
Here are some wonderful images by Ron bates, MMRG, from our encounter with 14 Transient Orcas, including T63 "Chainsaw", right off Victoria waterfront! This was our first trip of the 2013 season and what a way to start the season:)
2013 Supercat's Graphics!
Here are a few images of Five Star Whale Watching's vessel "Supercat" sporting her new look for the 2013 season! We have our first tour tomorrow, Sunday March 31st at 2pm and both the crew and boat are ready:)
Monday, January 21, 2013
Protect Northwest Orcas petition!
Petition Background
The critically endangered population of Pacific Northwest orcas has been reduced to only 84 individuals. Now, they face a new threat from anti-environmental groups seeking to strip away their Endangered Species Act protections.
Tell the National Marine Fisheries Service that this unique population deserves full protection under the law.
These unique marine mammals have been decimated by the decline of salmon—their primary prey—and by toxic pollution and habitat degradation from shipping, sonar and other human activities. They need more, not less, protection.
Please voice your support for continuing vital protections for the Pacific Northwest's irreplaceable killer whales.
Tell the National Marine Fisheries Service that this unique population deserves full protection under the law.
These unique marine mammals have been decimated by the decline of salmon—their primary prey—and by toxic pollution and habitat degradation from shipping, sonar and other human activities. They need more, not less, protection.
Please voice your support for continuing vital protections for the Pacific Northwest's irreplaceable killer whales.
If you care about the fate of the Southern Resident Orcas, please sign the petition below;
http://signon.org/sign/protect-northwest-orcas?source=homepage
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