Whale Watch Tour

April 02, 2019  •  Leave a Comment

We were in a group of 8 out for an afternoon in the Salish Sea for whales, eagles and other critters with Mt. Baker as a backdrop.  The weather was great, the waters were calm; it was fun to get out with a group.  There is a new 200 metre rule in effect for approaching whales.  You have to stay back unless they come near, however, it's great to see them in the distance, but, it's just too far for getting detail in images. Shelley managed a great shot with an orca spyhopping and Mt Baker.  Not certain when I'll want to go again.

 

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