Seasmoke reports
There were many orcas to be seen in Johnstone Strait this morning, several pods were in transit, the A12’s, A30’s, A8’s and A24’s.
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A5 Pod consist of three matrilines: A8, A23 and A25 which usualy travel together. Follow the movements of these matrilines
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- A5s and A30s traveling in JS
- Ellen reports:We rounded Malcolm Point we saw the ...
- All the A5s still in the area with the A12s and A24s
- A5s travelling with A12s and A24s
- A5s with A30s in JS moving west and east to Robson...
- A8s with A30s, A12s and A24s on transit
- All the A5s with the A12s and A24s in JS
- A8s return from the east in the afternoon
- A5s with A12s and A24s up and down in JS
- A5s with A24s and A12s in the Bight
- A5s with A24s, A30s and A12s heading east
- A5s also present today
- A5s with A36s and A24s in the area
- A5s and A24s back in JS and left to the east
- A5s in company with A24s to the east
- Seasmoke reports:The pods seen today were the same...
- Seasmoke reportsWhen the curtain of fog had finall...
- Seasmoke reports:This morning the orcas were sight...
- A5s still in Johnstone Strait
- A8s in JS near Cracroft Island
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