Seasmoke reports
There were many orcas to be seen in Johnstone Strait this morning, several pods were in transit, the A12’s, A30’s, A8’s and A24’s.
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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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- A30s foraging west of Blinkhorn
- A30s traveling with the A5s
- A30s near Malcom Island
- A30s sighted near Donegal Head, moving east
- A30s calls audible above the waterline
- A30s traveling west in JS and went east in the aft...
- A30s with A8s and A24s on transit
- A30s foraging at Beaver Cove
- A30s with I31s in Blackfish Sound
- A30s with A12s, A5s and A4s heading east
- A30s with A24s in Weynton Passage
- A1s all together at Malcolm Island
- A30s near Robson Bight
- Seasmoke reports:The pods seen today were the same...
- A30s in Blackfish Sound
- A30s heading west from the Ecological Reserve
- A30s foraging in JS
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