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3/18/22 “Plethora of Humpbacks…Mesmerized the Crowd”

Naturalist BlogBy Naturalist BlogMarch 19, 2022

Blue skies and solar rays greeted us as M.V. Pacifica ventured out this morning to find a plethora of Humpback Whales, some 6 in total. Along the way out, we spied a quick look at a Minke Whale as well, though the creature proved elusive (as minke whales are known to be). We settled on…

3/17/22 “A Full Value Adventure”

Naturalist BlogBy Naturalist BlogMarch 19, 2022

Happy St. Patrick’s day! In celebration, mother nature turned up the volume today, adding a stiff breeze on top of some good swells and providing a full value adventure for today’s passengers. Our first trip made its way out west, stumbling upon a small pod of Risso’s Dolphin near Pt. Pinos. After the dolphin, we…

3/14/22 “Friendly & Engaging”

Naturalist BlogBy Naturalist BlogMarch 19, 2022

It was cold but sunny as I arrived at the wharf today. Our morning crowd checked in a bit early, so we eagerly took advantage and got out on the water ahead of schedule. The Sea Lion bulls seemed especially loud in their usual haunts under the commercial wharf and after our brief visit with…

3/14/22 “Friendly & Engaging”

Naturalist BlogBy Naturalist BlogMarch 19, 2022

It was cold but sunny as I arrived at the wharf today. Our morning crowd checked in a bit early, so we eagerly took advantage and got out on the water ahead of schedule. The Sea Lion bulls seemed especially loud in their usual haunts under the commercial wharf and after our brief visit with…

3/10/22 “Smiles Were Shared by All of Us!”

Naturalist BlogBy Naturalist BlogMarch 14, 2022

Yippy kayay! Large ocean swells greeted us this morning, as captain and co-owner Mat took the helm, and deftly found us a bounty of animals. All told, our morning trip saw 2 humpback whales, a large group of 7 grey whales, twenty risso’s dolphin, and 15 harbor porpoise (who gave us great looks). As the…

3/3/22 “Dichotomy, a Reminder that Each and Every Trip is Unique”

Naturalist BlogBy Naturalist BlogMarch 14, 2022

Today was all about dichotomy, a reminder that each and every trip is unique. This morning, we set out into glassy and calm seas with a light overcast. To the North, out in the middle of Monterey Bay, we found 2 separate Humpback Whales. The first breached once as we approached it, then becoming elusive.…

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