Sentences with phrase «see the whale tail»
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See the whale tail tongs in the white crock?
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Great pics!!!! I have down whale watching excursions in Hawaii, but only have seen the tail not the full breach.
We saw so many whales breaching and flapping their tails, they also put on quite a show the following morning for # 403 while I had my coffee on the balcony.
Regarded as the most acrobatic of the whales, humpbacks are often seen breaching, tail - throwing, tail - lobbing and pec - slapping.
As if I didn't get enough whale time on the zodiac, I saw multiple whale spouts, breaches, and even tail thrashing as I sipped coffee each morning.
Please note that the front desk is located 1 block North at West Coast Motel on the Harbour (big sister to Whale's Tail)-- see address details on the left of the screen.
Moonstar the Humpback Whale didn't feed that we saw, but slapped his tail several times against the water while trumpeting.
By thirty - five miles out, we've already seen three whale species, dozens of sharks, and over twenty bird species: Fork - tailed Storm - Petrels, Tufted Puffins, Sooty Shearwaters, Arctic Terns.
Expect to see kangaroos, wallabies, Australian Sea Lions, New Zealand Fur Seals, platypus, echidnas, Southern Right Whales (in season), koalas, dolphins, Brush Tailed Possums, penguins, goannas (in season), cockatoos and lots more.
It is sometimes possible to see an orca whale tail slapping, spyhopping, breaching or any of their typical behaviours during a whale watching tour off Northern Vancouver.
Our Ocean Front Family Suites comfortably sleep five people and are especially fun during whale season (Dec - May) when humpback whales and their young can be seen breaching and tail slapping in the ocean at Kā «anapali Beach!
Stiff postures, lip licking, raised hackles, yawning, intense stares, high and rigid tail wags, and whale eyes (seeing the whites of the eyes) can be warning signals.