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November 7 – Lunge-Feeding Humpbacks and Bow-Riding Dolphins!

DISCLAIMER: lots and lots and lots of photos in this one.   We set sail on the Pacifica with Captain Rod, deckhand Alfredo, and myself (Naturalist Pete). We had an awesome boatload of fun people from all around the world, and we met pretty nice ocean conditions. A very small swell and light wind made…

November 7, 2019Leave a commentNaturalist BlogBy Peter Naik

November 5th 2019 – Tons of Pacific white-sided dolphins!

I’m amazed that we are seeing blue whales for days in a row now! We started our 9AM trip with a blue that swam right towards us at one point. As we watched this blue whale circle us we saw a few other large blows towards our South but a large splash drew our attention…

November 5, 2019Leave a commentNaturalist BlogBy Naturalist Blog

November 4th 2019 – Great looks at the unique and unusual Northern right whale dolphin

Our hot streak of sighting blue whales continued today with an amazing look at 10 huge animals. The blue whales seemed to have been long winded today but when they did resurface it was often close to us. A lone humpback whale wandered amongst the blue whales but seemed shy so we let it be.…

November 4, 2019Leave a commentNaturalist BlogBy Naturalist Blog

November 3rd 2019 – Six species of cetaceans in one trip!

The variety of wildlife that showed during our 9AM trip was off the charts!! Blue whales also continue their streak of showing up for our lucky guest. Our first stop earned us a look at two humpback whales, four blue whales and a single shy fin whale! It’s really rare that we get all these…

November 3, 2019Leave a commentNaturalist BlogBy Naturalist Blog

November 3 – Big, Tall, Blue Whale Flukes!!!

We had two boats going out this morning, and I was on the New Horizon with Captain Danny and deckhand Andrew. We had a little bit of weather. We had a small swell and a fair bit of easterly wind. The wind made a little bit of chop so it was a bit bouncy, but…

November 2, 2019Leave a commentNaturalist BlogBy Peter Naik

November 1 – Scratched up Humpbacks and Competitive Risso’s!

Captain Rod and I took out a light load of 13 passengers on the Pacifica this morning. We met really nice ocean conditions, a little bit of northerly wind but no swell. Today we decided to set sail up north towards Moss Landing and see what we could find. We came across a pair of…

November 1, 2019Leave a commentNaturalist BlogBy Peter Naik

October 31 – Sneaky Blue Whales and Lazy Humpbacks

Awesome conditions out there today as Captain Rod and I set sail on the Pacifica. What started out as a cold day ended up being too hot for me, and by the end of the day we were sailing on a flat calm sea. On our morning trip, we started off watching a couple of…

October 31, 2019Leave a commentNaturalist BlogBy Peter Naik

October 30 – Blues AND Humpbacks all day long!

Today we set sail aboard the New Horizon with Captain Danny, deckhand Reed, and myself (naturalist Pete). As we left in the morning the sea conditions were not too bad. A bit of wind coming from the North, and a pretty small swell. Over the next couple of hours, the wind picked up a bit…

October 30, 2019Leave a commentNaturalist BlogBy Peter Naik

October 29th 2019 – 9 Blue Whales Seen Today!!!

The blue whale sighting streak continued today!!! An amazing 9 blue whales popped up around the Pacifica during our 9AM trip. These animals hold the title of being the largest living animal on the planet and their population might be as low as 10000 animals worldwide. Our encounter with the blue whales occurred in 450…

October 29, 2019Leave a commentNaturalist BlogBy Naturalist Blog

October 28th 2019 – Blue whales, humpback whales and tons of fin whales!!!

The seas today definitely calmed down compared to yesterday which lead to easier exploring for both our trips! Our 9AM trip started the day multiple humpback whales just North of Point Pinos. There were at least 5 humpback whales around us but 2 swam side by side and made viewing easier for our guest. Both…

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