Last Friday’s storm had huge winds and the Texada Ferry ran during part of it. There have been a couple of my photos published in the Vancouver Sun and Powell River Peak, and as promised in my prior post, here’s a different one: In the last few days, I’ve received word that there have been…
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After a bit of losing the pages and reinstalling them, whalesanddolphinsbc.com is up and I’ve managed to add bit more. The About Page is now set up correctly since the first go around, I lost and had to redo. There are links established to Humpback and Killer, or Orca, Whales and I am, in between…
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It didn’t take too long to realize that this Whales and Dolphins blog was not exactly what I was trying to accomplish. I was actually in need of a web site, and not just a blog. I quickly found that although Blogger is a very powerful tool, a web site with pages in more of…
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To Species List of Whales and Dolphins in BC The Killer Whale, (Orcinius Orca), is probably the most widely known species of whale and the most seen by tourists during whale watching excursions and boaters. More commonly referred to as Orca and occasionally as Blackfish, these whales are even seen while traveling on BC Ferries.…
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Many of the whales, dolphins and porpoises found throughout the world can be seen along the coast of British Columbia. There are slight variations to some of the world’s marine mammal populations. For example the Pacific White Sided Dolphin has a similar species called the Atlantic White Sided Dolphin. Both species of these dolphins are…
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The idea of starting this blog is to share whale and dolphin encounters and experiences with others. The whales and dolphins of BC have become major attractions for visitors and researchers. Orca, or Killer Whales as they are also known have been monitored by researchers and viewed by visitors for many years. Humpback whales have…
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