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Another Amazing Day in the Salish Sea – 19/5/17
Another amazing day out in the Salish Sea with Eagle Wing Whale Watching Tours! We started our journey at Race Rocks Ecological Reserve where we found “Ollie” the Sea Otter and many, many pinnipeds! We then motored east of Race Rocks back toward Victoria to find Bigg’s (Transient) Killer Whales, specifically the T86As and T124Ds!!…
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Another Incredible Day with Bigg’s (Transient) Killer Whales! – 7/6/14
Another incredible day on the water!! Spent most of the day with the T86A’s, T137’s and T124A1. After leaving the scene, we got a report that they joined up with another 18 whales!!! The T124’s, T124A’s, T77’s and T65A’s came steam rolling south, appeared out of no where and joined the party!! 26 Bigg’s killer whales!…
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Pretty Special Day with 26 Bigg’s (Transient) Killer Whales – 29/6/16
MORE KILLER WHALES!! Pretty insane season with Biggs. Today was pretty special. You can’t help but be concerned about the lack of resident sightings but from what I’ve heard, they are having a huge year for spring salmon on the west coast of the island so hopefully the residents are finding lots of food out…
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Absolutely Unreal Day with Bigg’s (Transient) Killer Whales – 11/6/16
What a wild day. My best encounter of the season thus far-an absolutely unreal day with the T100’s, T124A’s, T86A’s and T123’s. An epic encounter with 15 Bigg’s Killer Whales spending more time in the air than in the water! Check out this breach sequence from T100C! Non stop surface activity and I have never…
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A Meeting of the Bigg’s (Transient) Killer Whale Matriarchs – 14/5/15
This was during a large congregation of Ts, there were at least 25 whales, likely more. They were split into groups that were roughly organized by age and gender, the adult males (T102, T100C, etc) were more-or-less on the outskirts of the entire thing, doing who knows what. There were two groups of predominantly calves…