Pacific White Sided Dolphins and quiet
on the Cetacean front. Hummingbirds are in full force though. That's
at least a smile. At least on this side of the continent we're
getting a bit of Spring.
Progress report: The official
governing society of Whales and Dolphins BC is Wild Ocean Whale
Society....or.... W.O.W. This seems very appropriate
for some of the excitement with seeing whales in the wild. More
paperwork is in the works.
Susan MacKay, Whales
and Dolphins BC
Have you seen a whale,
dolphin or porpoise?
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Pacific
White Sided Dolphins
Pacific White Sided
Dolphin
Riding beside the boat
in the clear waters
Garry Henkel,
Aboriginal Journeys
April 10:
10 am Heading out and just spotted 3
Pacific White Sided Dolphins on the crossing from Quadra to Campbell
River....there's gotta be more than 3 out here.
Garry Henkel, Aboriginal Journeys
April 9:
2:45 pm 20 or so Pacific White Sided
Dolphins between Hernando and Twin Island back and forth including
bow riding a boat out there.
Cam M.
April 7:
1 pm Dolphins splashing around in
Sechelt Inlet. No other details.
Broken Radio Transmission
Pacific White Sided
Dolphins
Surface beside
the boat
Garry Henkel,
Aboriginal Journeys
April 7:
10 am Dolphins spotted in Bute Inlet –
from workers up there.
Aaron Webber, Campbell River Whale
Watching
April 6:
1:15pm - Approximately 70 Pacific
White-sided Dolphins sighted heading eastbound past southeastern tip
of Nelson Island.
Michelle Evelyn and Dave, Sunshine Coast Wildlife Project
Michelle Evelyn and Dave, Sunshine Coast Wildlife Project
March 30 or 31: (rec'd late)
Saltrey Bay to Earl's Cove Ferry was
totally surrounded with Dolphins. I'd say easily 500 dolphins. They
were riding in the waves and everywhere you looked. It was
incredible!
Sylvie
Captain Hook – T40
photo from Okeover
Inlet
Jack Springer, Campbell
River Whale Watching
Update on last sighting of T40 plus
3 other Orca was April 1st somewhere in Desolation Sound
(no time and not confirmed from source) – SM
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dolphin or porpoise?
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