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    J pod spotted near Tofino yesterday! They were spotted there this time last year too, when new calf J56 was first observed. Thanks to The Whale Centre for the update.A visit from the Southern Resident Killer Whales Jpod yesterday off Tofino! We were out in our personal boat looking for sea birds and came across these salmon eating killer whales. J27 is a male born in 1991. It is always a real treat to see these endangered whales.
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  • A few more hours left to #GiveBig Big for the whal A few more hours left to #GiveBig Big for the whales. Thank you so much to everyone who's given so far - over $2,000 from 26 donors! There's still time to give, till midnight tonight - with your help we'll keep connecting the west coast with the whales, & speaking up for them when it matters. It's not too late! (Breaching southern resident in Puget Sound, photo by Mark Sears, Permit 21348) https://www.givebigwa.org/the-whale-trail - - - #orcas #srkw #marineconservation #landbasedwhalewatching #killerwhales
    Whale-sized thx to everyone who Gave Big yesterday Whale-sized thx to everyone who Gave Big yesterday. There's still time to give until midnight tonight! The Whale Trail started with 16 sites in Washington State. Now there are more than 100 locations, from CA to BC. Our signs are customized to show which animals can be seen there & when. #GiveBIG today and help us keep connecting people to whales, dolphins, and their ocean home. https://www.givebigwa.org/the-whale-trail - - - #orcas #srkw #marineconservation #landbasedwhalewatching #killerwhales #princerupert #princerupertbc
    Last year we celebrated the arrival of J56, the ne Last year we celebrated the arrival of J56, the newest member of J pod. The calf has survived her first year - what does her future hold? Support The Whale Trail & give J56 and her family the acoustic space they need to survive & thrive. We know it's a tough time for everyone. Give what you can, and thank you from the bottom of our orca-loving hearts! #GiveBig for the whales today! https://www.givebigwa.org/the-whale-trail - - - Photo by Mark Sears, permit 21348. - - - #orcas #srkw #marineconservation #killerwhales #landbasedwhalewatching #thewhaletrail #GiveBig
    Congrats to @seekingthewild_ (Most Scenic Shot), @ Congrats to @seekingthewild_ (Most Scenic Shot), @haederpaulgmai1 (Best Individual Shot, posted on Twitter)  and @sha.hsu (Best Wildlife Shot) as winners in the #mywhaletrail contest. Thanks for participating, we had a whale of a time looking at the pics! 🐳
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    A few more hours left to #GiveBig for the whales. Thx so much to every #GiveBig donor - over $2,000 raised so far! With your help we'll keep connecting the west coast w/the whales, & speaking up for them when it matters. Photo by Mark Sears, Permit 21348 https://www.givebigwa.org/the-whale-trail

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