Canadian killer whales in American waters
It looks like they are here. Sidney Island on the right, San Juan Island on the left, Orca Island on the background:
Moving along south-west shore of Stuart Island:
It seems that the school of sockeye is heading to Canada and orcas follow it:
Sometime it’s easy to have a lunch in such positions:
Approaching Stuart Island turn point light, going to Boundary Pass between Stuart and Pender islands:
It looks like the school of sockeye is shocked well by this jump:
Time to digest what was swallowed moment ago:
We are in Canadian waters now, South Pender Island:
Orcas left us near this picturesque cliff and returned back to eat Canadian sockeye in American: waters
Moving along south-west shore of Stuart Island:
It seems that the school of sockeye is heading to Canada and orcas follow it:
Sometime it’s easy to have a lunch in such positions:
Approaching Stuart Island turn point light, going to Boundary Pass between Stuart and Pender islands:
It looks like the school of sockeye is shocked well by this jump:
Time to digest what was swallowed moment ago:
We are in Canadian waters now, South Pender Island:
Orcas left us near this picturesque cliff and returned back to eat Canadian sockeye in American: waters