28 July 2007, Orcalab reports:
No orcas present.
There maybe some excitment afoote! Today, MacKay Whale watching found the A30s headed east north of Port Hardy and apparently, they are pulling others with them. Thanks to Stubbs Island for the relay of this information. Nick also reported in: apparently the A24s got together with the A36s fairly far to the east of here around 11am. The "brothers" have lured the A24s further eastward, of course. In the middle of all of this activity we are waiting patiently and following the reports of minkes (thanks to Sea Smoke Charters for that info), humpbacks etc.
Helena
28 Jul 2007 17:12:20 PDT
No orcas present.
The A30s are off Lizard Point. The A24s and the A36s are west bound recently out of Nodales. Dolphins are leaping all over Blackney Pass.
Helena
28 Jul 2007 20:14:39 PDT
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The A30 matriline is the most commonly encountered matriline in the northern residents community. Follow the movements of this matriline
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