June 21, 2017 – What an adventure. So many photos – so many favorites. Sailing north in Rosario Strait with transient orca families, T75B’s and T77’s (presumably sisters). T77’s first son, T77A, dispersed. We recently saw him on May 30th. Interesting to see that they aren’t too far distant from one another. We admired the gorgeous scenery and geology of Clark, Puffin, Matia, Sucia and Orcas Islands after we left the orcas and turned on the barbecues plotting a course back home.

Bald eaglet in nest

Cliffs of Cypress Island

Layers of trees

Transient orca T77B

T75B’s and T77’s heading north in Rosario Strait

T75B’s and T77’s

Sailing with whales

Orca Spy Hop

T77E’s tail flukes

T77B and T75B

Bald eagle on Little Sister Island

Bald eagle

Madrone Trees, Clark Island coastline

Beaches on Clark Island

Great Blue Heron

Orca cuddle puddle

Transient killer whales T75B’s and T77’s

Orcas with Mt Baker tucked behind the clouds

Sailing towards Puffin Island

Puffin Island Geology

Harbor Seals

Geology of Sucia Island

Cave on Sucia Island

Peregrine Falcon near Pt Doughty

Orcas Island treescape

Sun falling in the sky

Sunset colors

Bald Eagle in the bright sun

Shaw Island reflections

Great Blue Heron coming in for a landing

Washington State Ferry and Mt Baker

Ferry heading back to Friday Harbor in the sunset