Common Dolphin
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Incredible Day with Common Dolphins & Humpbacks – 14/8/24
Today was one of those days you just didn’t want to end. From start to finish it was just incredible. We had beautiful weather and flat calm seas and of course the whales didn’t disappoint either. The highlights from our sightings included a pod of Common Dolphins to start our day in the morning trip.…
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Surging Orcas – 1/4/23
We knew we were in for a good day from the get-go when we spotted two Australian sea lions happily porposing in the harbour as they chased down some fish for breakfast. Soon after getting underway, we were joined by a playful pod of common dolphins riding in our wake. We were then accompanied by…
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A Surface Prey Display – 7/1/24
*Warning graphic content* Today was a classic example of ‘patience pays off,’ for both us and the orca. Arriving to the hotspot, we were met fairly quickly with orcas from both Split Tip and Chalky’s pods, spread quite loosely across the area. Dives of about 5-6 minutes were frequent throughout the day as we followed…
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Cetaceans at Sea – 15/1/24
Today at the canyon we learn about cetaceans poop! Bremer Bay put on a gorgeous day, the sun shining down and a warm 27 degree celcius day. The Alison-Maree cruised through the swell out to the Bremer hotspot where we met two orca pods known as Digby and Nibbles. Digby and Nibbles pods have been…
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Orcas and Dolphins – 6/1/24
On our journey out to the hotspot today we were accompanied by common dolphins riding in our wake. Distinctive colour bands along the side of these playful dolphins, including a strip of yellow, make them easily distinguishable from the bottlenose dolphin, also commonly seen in the area. An individual may also have a staggering 262…