No orcas present.
Good evening everyone! Sorry it has been so long since you have heard from us. We have been enjoying the warm weather even though it has come with rain & grey skies. We seemed to have missed all the weather which caused everyone else on the coast & interior so much grief and our thoughts go to those still struggling with the effects of the Great Melt. The rest of Canada and parts of the US & England also experienced very severe winter conditions and we are thinking of you as well. It has been quiet around here - there don't even seem to be any dolphins in our area. - so our focus has drifted to other matters. We are still listening but we haven't had to run to the lab for a long time now. We hope everyone has had a good start to the new year. We will check in again soon.
Helena & Paul
26 Jan 2005 18:19:14 PST
The comments made by Orca-Live during the season about the movements of the Northern Resident Orca's in the Johnstone Strait area, Northern Vancouver Island, B.C. Canada.
Wednesday, January 26, 2005
Sunday, January 09, 2005
No orcas present.
Good day everyone! It's a lovely, cold & sunny morning here, with a brisk easterly wind blowing & a very high tide coming. The sun rose over Mt. Derby (Robson Bight) just before 9am, so we are already gaining visible light! We've heard no resident orcas calling so far this year (not since the day after we closed the Orca-live season mid November) we've heard transients calling occasionally, including just before midnight lasat night. We are fine, keeping as warm as possible, and continuing to focus our thoughts on the victims of the Tsunami, & we hope you are doing well, wherever you are.
Paul
09 Jan 2005 13:38:05 PST
Good day everyone! It's a lovely, cold & sunny morning here, with a brisk easterly wind blowing & a very high tide coming. The sun rose over Mt. Derby (Robson Bight) just before 9am, so we are already gaining visible light! We've heard no resident orcas calling so far this year (not since the day after we closed the Orca-live season mid November) we've heard transients calling occasionally, including just before midnight lasat night. We are fine, keeping as warm as possible, and continuing to focus our thoughts on the victims of the Tsunami, & we hope you are doing well, wherever you are.
Paul
09 Jan 2005 13:38:05 PST
Thursday, January 06, 2005
No orcas present.
Good day everyone! It is still fairly quiet here: a few days ago there were transients heard in Johnstone Strait in the early hours of the morning, we have had reports of dolphins in the inlets and we do occasionally see sea lions travelling by. After several days of below freezing temperatures we woke up this morning to much milder temperatures and no snow unlike most of the rest of the coast. There is still a dusting of frost on the logs so winter has not totally disappeared yet. Keep well and safe.
Helena
06 Jan 2005 11:45:59 PST
Good day everyone! It is still fairly quiet here: a few days ago there were transients heard in Johnstone Strait in the early hours of the morning, we have had reports of dolphins in the inlets and we do occasionally see sea lions travelling by. After several days of below freezing temperatures we woke up this morning to much milder temperatures and no snow unlike most of the rest of the coast. There is still a dusting of frost on the logs so winter has not totally disappeared yet. Keep well and safe.
Helena
06 Jan 2005 11:45:59 PST
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