“The Sea, once it casts its spell, holds one in its net of wonder forever.”
Jacques Cousteau
Today, we had the T49As in Rosario Strait. They made milling circles around Pea Pods several times, then continued south. They were doing very long dives, and keeping track was a bit of a challenge.
T49A1 was off by himself; I spotted his blow and thought the pod was there, but it turns out it was just him. We watched him for a bit, then wandered back over to the rest of the pod.
We started the day looking for a humpback that never materialized, then made our way to a group of feeding humpbacks south of Victoria. From
This week we were primarily up in the Strait of Georgia. We saw the T123s and T46Bs on a couple of the days and then
A pair of Gray Whales and a Humpback whale today. A Common Loon in the path of the Grays. We viewed the exotic animals of
