Both trips on Saturday included humpback whales. In the morning, we spent time with Valley and Tripod, followed by Fan's 2015 calf and Clamp.
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Humpback whale pair
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In the afternoon, Valley and Tripod were still together, this time napping. Clamp was also still in the area. We even had a new visitor for the season, Diablo!
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Valley and Tripod side-by-side
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Diving whale
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Valley |
On Sunday morning we started the day with stunning looks at a fin whale. This whale was slowly swimming nearby allowing us to watch how gracefully it slipped through the seas. Just gorgeous.
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Fin whale (above and below)
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We also checked out a second fin whale, saw two ocean sunfish, and the humpback whale Fan's 2015 calf.
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Ocean sunfish
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This afternoon, whales from this morning disappeared. We made our way to a different area and found at least seven humpback whales. Most were darting past each other, and us. A few were making bubble clouds.
We identified Clamp, Diablo, Dyad, Valley, Tripod, and Ravine. As the days, and even hours(!) continue, the whales are moving about - each trip providing plenty of moments with the incredible wildlife offshore.
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