So many massive whales today. And when I say massive, I really mean it! We saw many of the second largest whales on Earth inshore of Jeffreys Ledge today. This morning we found 10 Fin whales including a group of 3 on the move together (Crow, #0354 and Pemetic)!
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| Two of the three Fin whales seen together this morning |
Seeing one of these 60+ ton whales moving through the water is impressive. Putting multiple of these whale together and synchronizing their movements in such an elegant fashion is truly mesmerizing. What a day.
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| Distant look at two Fin whale spouts this morning |
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| Crow the Fin whale |
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| White lower jaw of a Fin whale |
This afternoon was equally as enjoyable as the waves slacked off a bit and we checked out 4 Fin whales including a pair moving around together.
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| Afternoon Fin whale |
Among all the Fin whales we even saw a couple of Minke whales moving through the area on both of our trips. Of the whales we have positively identified we saw Crow, #0354 and #0402 on both the morning and afternoon trips!
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| Fin whale #0354 |
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| Fin whale #0402 |
Great looks. Great whales. Great day.
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| Afternoon pair of Fin whales |
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