No orcas present.
We have been waiting for the A8s to make their way back to the west but so far we have not heard them. In fact,it has been "quiet". We heard from CetaceaLab that the A25s and A23s are up north.
Helena
29 Jan 2009 22:18:29 PST
Thursday, January 29, 2009
Sunday, January 25, 2009
Transients in Blackfish Sound
Superb sounds!!
We're hearing calls from transient orcas in Blackfish Sound, on the Flower Island hydrophone. There is no boat noise & the calls are clear. The ocean is calm & there is a light dusting of snow all around.
Helena & Paul
25 Jan 2009 03:13:29 PST
We're hearing calls from transient orcas in Blackfish Sound, on the Flower Island hydrophone. There is no boat noise & the calls are clear. The ocean is calm & there is a light dusting of snow all around.
Helena & Paul
25 Jan 2009 03:13:29 PST
Saturday, January 24, 2009
Pacific Whitesided Dolphins in JS
Distant calls audible.
We are hearing faint pacific whitesided dolphins in johnstone Strait.
Helena
24 Jan 2009 13:35:32 PST
We are hearing faint pacific whitesided dolphins in johnstone Strait.
Helena
24 Jan 2009 13:35:32 PST
Friday, January 23, 2009
Orca-live is up and running!!
No calls but orcas nearby
Surprise,We are back! After what seems like an age, we have managed to reconstruct the system: All new radios. After so many trials and errors we are cautiously optomistic. It is possible that the signal will be intermittent until we solve one last problem but we will do our best to continue streaming live audio. Keep your fingers crossed! The last month has been incredibly busy with orcas - wouldn't you know it? The area has been visted by several transient groups, as well as, the I31s and A5s, from the northern resident community. On January 11th, the 131s were first heard coming into the area. During the following two weeks, they have travelled the entire length of Johnstone Strait. Recently, the I33 matriline has been heard and seen going back and forth from the Ecological Reserve to Telegraph Cove. Possibly, last night they were joined by the other I31s. We finally lost track of the calls, (still in the Strait), around midnight. Today, we got word that the A8s were near Pender Harbour! We had heard them come in and head east early January 20th. Pender Harbour is where Corky and 5 other A5 pod members were captured and taken away in 1969 - 39 years ago! Although the A5s have been known to travel Georgia Strait, this is an historic return to this location.
Helena and Paul
23 Jan 2009 21:37:26 PST
Surprise,We are back! After what seems like an age, we have managed to reconstruct the system: All new radios. After so many trials and errors we are cautiously optomistic. It is possible that the signal will be intermittent until we solve one last problem but we will do our best to continue streaming live audio. Keep your fingers crossed! The last month has been incredibly busy with orcas - wouldn't you know it? The area has been visted by several transient groups, as well as, the I31s and A5s, from the northern resident community. On January 11th, the 131s were first heard coming into the area. During the following two weeks, they have travelled the entire length of Johnstone Strait. Recently, the I33 matriline has been heard and seen going back and forth from the Ecological Reserve to Telegraph Cove. Possibly, last night they were joined by the other I31s. We finally lost track of the calls, (still in the Strait), around midnight. Today, we got word that the A8s were near Pender Harbour! We had heard them come in and head east early January 20th. Pender Harbour is where Corky and 5 other A5 pod members were captured and taken away in 1969 - 39 years ago! Although the A5s have been known to travel Georgia Strait, this is an historic return to this location.
Helena and Paul
23 Jan 2009 21:37:26 PST
Friday, January 02, 2009
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