Gray Whale on the Delta!
"It was a gray day all around! Gray skies with ample cloud cover saved the eyes of our passengers as we began the search for Gray Whales! It wasn't long off the dock and our first (#22) of 3 whales was found moving along the shallow shelf of the Snohomish Delta! After introducing our passengers to a Gray Whale we headed north towards Camano Head where a Bald Eagle was on its nest!! Just around the corner up Saratoga Passage a Gray Whale named Patch, #49, and #531 were spotted! These two gave our guests glimpses of their heads & backs scattered with barnacles! We also got a chance to visit with a raft of over 300 Western Grebes, a raft of 30+ Surf Scoters, Cormorants, a 2 mature & 1 juvenile Bald Eagle, Harbor Seals, Mallards, and California Sea Lions!!" - Naturalist Kate Janes
posted by Island Adventures Whale Report @ 7:45 PM
0 Comments
0 Comments:
Post a Comment
<< Home