On Saturday we spent time with three humpback whales offshore. Spoon and Victim were associated with each other while Satula popped up nearby.
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The unique pigmentation pattern of this humpback whale
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Eventually, the whales merged, and we got the opportunity to watch a trio of humpback whales synchronize their surfacings and movements.
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| Pair of humpback whales at the surface |
While we spent time with these baleen whales, a pod of toothed whales swam by. Approximately 50 Atlantic white-sided dolphins were moving through the area! The trip wrapped up with a quick look at an ocean sunfish.
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| Atlantic white-sided dolphins |
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| That eerie glow is an ocean sunfish! |
On Sunday, the minimal winds provided quite the backdrop for searching and seeing wildlife. Sightings included four ocean sunfish, a fin whale, three blue sharks, three humpback whales, and a pod of ~50 Atlantic white-sided dolphins.
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| Ocean sunfish |
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| Fin whale |
Even though the whales were doing a good job holding their breaths, we got some beautiful looks at these majestic mammals. Individuals included humpback whales Solo, Pluma, and Satula.
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| Humpback whale diving |
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| Humpback whale |
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| Atlantic white-sided dolphins |
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| Can you find the subtly of the blue shark fins? |
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