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October 27th 2019 – Close passes by Fin Whales!

Naturalist BlogBy Naturalist BlogOctober 27, 2019

This fall has been full of unbelievable sightings and today’s trip just continued our hot streak! Even though we had a decent swell in the bay area, the area around Pacific Grove was glassy. As we passed the beautiful coastline of Pacific Grove we spotted my favorite species of dolphin, the Risso’s dolphin. The small…

October 26th 2019 Rainblows and Risso’s

Naturalist BlogBy Naturalist BlogOctober 26, 2019

The great days at sea continue for us here at Discovery Whale Watch! Capt. Mat led both trips today and each trip ended up with happy and satisfied passengers. Blue sky’s led to great lighting but a little bump was felt further offshore. Right as we left the harbor, I was able to find about…

October 25 – Humpbacks, Blues, and Fins!

Naturalist BlogBy Naturalist BlogOctober 25, 2019

Wow. What a day. We set sail aboard the Pacifica with Captain Rod, deckhand Andrew, and myself (Naturalist Pete). The day was hot, the swell was small, and the wind was barely noticeable. We started off pointing towards the middle of the bay, where the humpback whales had been located recently. After about a 10…

October 24th 2019 – A “Big” whale day!

Naturalist BlogBy Naturalist BlogOctober 24, 2019

All our trips today got a chance to see the largest and second largest whales living whales in our seas today, the blue whale and fin whale. The best time to see blue whales in our area is late summer and early fall. Fin whales can show every month of the year in the Monterey…

October 23 – Hungry, Hungry Humpbacks (and Risso’s Dolphins)

Naturalist BlogBy Naturalist BlogOctober 23, 2019

Today we set sail aboard the Chubasco with Captain JJ and deckhand Kevin. It was an awesome sunny day, with a light wind and a gentle swell. A couple of bumps just like it had been the last few days, but it was still nice and manageable. We headed out North-West, and before long started…

October 22nd – Feeding Frenzies with Seabirds, Sea Lions, and Humpback Whales!

Naturalist BlogBy Naturalist BlogOctober 22, 2019

Today we had 60 passengers joining us off a visiting cruise ship, the Royal Princess. Eric and I greeted them all as they were shuttled from the ship to the wharf, and after signing everybody in we split the load between the New Horizon and the Pacifica. I hopped onboard the Pacifica with Captain Rod…

October 21 – Humpbacks! So Many Humpbacks! And so many Dolphins too!

Naturalist BlogBy Naturalist BlogOctober 21, 2019

Today I was running a private charter with an amazing group of 30 people from Holiday Vacations, alongside Captain Danny and deckhand Andrew, aboard the New Horizon. We were facing a little bit of swell but nothing too crazy. Barely any wind and the sun was shining bright. We were looking forward to the day!…

October 20 – Humpbacks all day long!

Naturalist BlogBy Naturalist BlogOctober 20, 2019

There was a little bit more bump to the ocean today than there had been in the last couple of days. It was nothing crazy, but the swell was definitely noticeable as we set sail on the New Horizon with Captain Danny, deckhand Daniel Rosa, and myself. The ride was still quite comfortable, and we…

October 19 – Humpback Whales fluking up high!

Naturalist BlogBy Naturalist BlogOctober 19, 2019

We had a pretty large swell today, although it was still quite comfortable due to the waves being quite spread apart. Although the wind was predicted to pick up, I barely felt a breath of it once we got offshore. I was only working the afternoon trip, and I showed up ready to go see…

October 16 – 2 Dolphin species and Humpback Whales!!

Naturalist BlogBy Naturalist BlogOctober 17, 2019

Captain JJ, deckhand Daniel, and I (naturalist Alfredo) took to a flat calm bay with a small group of passengers. Before we had time to leave the harbor however, we spotted a pair of coastal bottlenose dolphin. These are a pretty rare sighting for us in Monterey; in fact, this species is quite new to…

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