A Tale Tail Fluke Day!

Posted by: onboardtourswhales | October 16, 2015

A Tale Tail Fluke Day!

Tuesday September 15, 2015

The T137 Transient-Biggs Killer whales (and marine birds) dining on a Steller sea lion out by Smith Island! And several Humpback whales in the same general area, going about their business feeding on forage fish! Can you tell the tail flukes apart?

Posted in Salish Sea San Juan Islands | Tags: flukes, foraging, headstand, Humpback Whale, Killer Whales, marine birds, Orca Whales, Salish Sea, Steller Sea Lions, Strait of Juan de Fuca, tail lob, tail slaps, Transients

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