September 16, 2017 – Transient orcas known as T65A’s and T99’s were traveling up San Juan Channel. However, three of their family members weren’t present: T65A3 and T65A4 plus T99B. These three orcas were seen the next day at the south end of San Juan Channel. The day after that they were all back together again. We also spotted a minke whale – double hitter! And a family of four river otters on Flattop Island while the harbor seals basked in the remaining sunlight before the sun went down.
Bald Eagle, Ponit Caution, San Juan Island
T65A2 playing with T99C
T65A2 playing with T99C
Sailing with whales in the San Juan Islands
T65A2 with new injury on dorsal fin
T65a with T65A5
Transient Orca T99
Minke Whale, San Juan Channel moves quickly away from the Transient Orcas
Harbor seals Flattop Island
Family of River Otters, Flattop Island
Harbor Porpoise San Juan Channel
Sunset in Wasp Pass, San Juan Islands
Great Blue Heron watches sunset
Sunset Sailing in the San Juan Islands
Bald Eagle perched on sign on Low Island
Liquid Gold of Sunset in the San Juan Islands