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Transient Killer whales in JDF Strait

Submitted by Emerald Sea Adventures Ltd. on Sun. Mar 28 2010

Mallard ended up finding these guys right outside the harbour off McCauley Point. They just finished a kill as a smell and sheen was present. T49's X 6 and the bull T103 were present, moving SE at about 8 knots. Lots of playful Dall's porpoise in Haro strait along with several feeding Stellar sea lions.

20+ Transients off East Vancouver Island

Submitted by Emerald Sea Adventures Ltd. on Fri. Feb 05 2010

Several very vocal transient killer whale pods in western Haro Strait. Members from T30, T86, T90, T100, T101, T02, and T124's were present including the baby from T100 pod.

Transients off Sidney

Submitted by Emerald Sea Adventures Ltd. on Mon. Apr 13 2009

T14 and the T49's in Satellite Channel, Colburne Pass and Iroquois Pass hunting and eating harbour seals.

Transient Orca whales near Sidney

Submitted by Emerald Sea Adventures Ltd. on Sun. Mar 29 2009

Transient Orca pods T10 and T26 were hunting and killing harbour seals in Satellite Channel and then off Pat Bay in the Saanich Inlet. We watched two kills and left them south bound down the inlet heading towards Goldstream Park.

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Every one of us can make a difference. Pollution and lack of suitable food are the major factors that are threatening the Southern Resident Orca Whales.

Cleaning up the environment in which they live will not only promote their survival, but will benefit the entire ecosystem. There are many ways that you can help, and we hope that you do.

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