June 10, 2017 – The T2Cs are currently our resident Transients. We met them on our doorstep after leaving them at East Point last night. Reduced sail as their family waits for T2C2, dependent on them and moving very slowly with his condition of Scoliosis. With his slow progress they changed their minds in the flood of Cattle Pass to retrace track to the North. Looked like his family shared the catch of the hunt near Yellow Island. The sunset was amazing. The T2C’s are still in our area.
Bald eagle
Harbor seals on Shark Reef
T2C3 with older brother T2C2
T2C2 heading for Cattle Pass
Drift sail on the flood
Samish Whale Watching
T2C1 hugging the shoreline of Shaw Island
T2C with 15 yr old son, T2C1
T2C1
Spy hop
T2C3 breach
T2C3 breach
Exhale
Transients possibly hunting/feeding
T2C3 breaches with kelp in mouth
Dueling eagles
T2C1, T2C4, T2C
Spring Pass
T2C2 travels slowly – notice the deformity of the spine
Harbor seal
Harbor seals and honeycomb sandstone
Flattop Reflections
A line of pigeon guillemots
A maze of islands in Harney Channel
Pair of eagles on Nob Island with sun dog
Pair of eagles
Sunset over Yellow Island
Sunset from Point Caution, San Juan Island
Friday Harbor at dusk with Olympic Mountains