August 13, 2010

ared that all 88 resident orcas were accounted for in two different resting groups, J and K pods in one group and L-pod in another. This resting formations stayed together all day, as we encountered the pods west of Race Rocks this morning, swimming against a strong ebb tide, and just east of Race Rocks this afternoon. Both trips also got to experience the wonder that is Race Rocks with California and Steller sea lions, elephant seals and harbour seals in abundance. It was an incredible day on the water.

Morning Tour:

Afternoon Tour: