Photo time stamp: 7/1/2015 12:01 a.m. Today’s and tomorrow’s photos show that young bald eagles learn by example. Although the background and photo brightness are different the time stamps tell the story…
Amazing Humpback Whale
The amazing aspect of this breaching was the location and number of breaches. We were on a whale watching safari at Cracroft point with a pod of resident killer whales that were feeding on the salmon feeding on the herring in the fast water of the tide ripe. The humpback was in the same area feeding on the herring when it started to do this lunging and coming down with a load slap. This occurred in an arc on the outside of the killer whales. The arc was over 200 meters (yards) long and the lunging was repeated eleven times in a row. It did not seem to bother the orca so it happened a second time but only eight lunges. The orca kept feeding and the humpback returned to it’s herring and the guest got a great show and pictures.
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