June 22nd .We were all excited to hear a report of Transient Orcas at Lopez Pass. We sailed through Turn Island Pass and then North, close to the shoreline of Upright Head where eagles looked down from their roosts. We continued South between Frost Island and Spencer Spit and on to Lopez Pass. We met the T65As and 49As (minus T49A1) in social play on the shoreline of Decatur Island. They hunted together in a cove on James Island and then came in through Thatcher Pass. There were many breaches and tail slaps. At one point T49A came up below T49A5 and knocked her calf clear into air. We noticed the calf looks to be a female 
Sailing wing on wing
Bald eagle of Upright head, Lopez island
Bald eagle of Upright head, Lopez island
Sailing past Frost Island
Sailing Past Spencer Spit
Bald Eagle nest Trump Island
Orca Headstand
Playful young Orcas
T49A5 knocked into air by mother T49A
T49A5 knocked into air by mother T49A
T49A5 knocked into air by mother T49A
T49A5 knocked into air by mother T49A
T49A5 knocked into air by mother T49A
Orca Half Breach
Orca Breach
Orca half breach
Orca half breach
T65A2 Male Orca
Orcas hunting James Island
Orcas hunting James Island
Orcas hunting James Island
Transient Orcas of T49As and T65As
Transient Orcas of T49As and T65As
Transient Orcas of T49As and T65As
Transient Orcas of T49As and T65As
Tight group of Transient Orcas of T49As and T65As
