Sentences with phrase «for migrating whales»

Keep a look out for migrating whales between May and August.
Keep an eye out for migrating whales between May and September.
Some experts believe that Dana Point's 61 - metre - high cliffs serve as a landmark for migrating whales — making them a great place for humans to scan the seas for tell - tale blows.
Some experts believe that Dana Point's 200 - foot - / 61 - metre - high cliffs serve as a landmark for migrating whales — making them a great place for humans to scan the seas for telltale blows.
A gray whale comes up for air as the Aquarium of the Pacific and Harbor Breeze Cruises invite the media to look for migrating whales, dolphins and other marine mammals that have been sighted in local waters in unusually high numbers during this whale - watching season.
As you take in the impressive expanse of untouched natural beauty, don't forget to look for migrating whales, frolicking dolphins and a variety of sea birds.
Bird and marine life abounds, plus keep your eyes peeled for migrating whales
A Whale Watching trip travels through the Santa Barbara Channel and looks for migrating whales as well as other species of marine life.
The waters around La Paz are also renowned for migrating whales, including blue, humpback, killer and grey whales.

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The monitoring revealed how fishing gear hinders whales» ability to eat and migrate, depletes their energy as they drag gear for months or years, and can result in a slow death.
New Caledonian humpback whales stop for days on end at underwater mountains when they migrate between breeding and feeding grounds.
The BRAHSS team investigated the animals» reactions to strings of repetitively firing air guns as they were towed for an hour across the migrating whales» path.
The conditions are excellent for viewing exotic reef wild life year round and people visit from all over the world to see whales migrate through our Hawaiian waters just off Olowalu.
A master bedroom comes with king bed and the private lanai is perfect for viewing Kauai sunsets in addition to watching humpback whales migrate in winter.
In winter, Point Dume, at Malibu's north end, provides an ideal perch for spotting migrating gray whales.
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Wildlife Viewing Several city parks in both Pismo and Shell Beach are perfect for viewing numerous bird species, sea otters, seals, tidepool inhabitants and even migrating whales (in season).
Look for whales migrating south as you migrate with your lover along the Owl Trail.
For the ultimate whale watching experience, plan your trip between January and April when massive pods of Pacific grey whales are migrating through Baja's Pacific Coast to Magdalena Bay.
These waters are known for their marine mammal diversity and you may get to see other species of marine mammals along with the migrating Gray Whales.
Whales migrate to Cabo not just for the warm water, but also because of the high salt content in the Sea of Cortez, which acts like a pain reliever for mothers giving birth.
If you go a bit further offshore you'll reach the Ningaloo reef, a fantastic spot for diving, and if you visit between April and July then you can even snorkel with whale sharks as they migrate past.
We were told that the humpback whales migrate to Hawaiian oceans for mating and birthing purposes.
This incredible area is the starting point for a lineup of exhilarating activities, from beachcombing, hiking, surfing and kayaking to fishing, diving, storm watching and wildlife viewing, especially when the grey whales are migrating through the region.
As you may have guessed, the Whale Lookout Walk is a prime spot for watching whales migrate through Geographe Bay.
Green canopies, mangrove lagoons and long curving beaches provide refuge for native birds, dolphins, gentle dugongs and migrating whales.
Humpback whales migrate past the Pacific coast of Mexico form December through March with January being the peak time for breeding.
Whale Watching Perth has three to four - hour cruises that take to the open ocean in comfortable, covered vessels, complete with underwater microphone so you can listen to their amazing songs as you watch for migrating humpback, southern right, and blue whales.
In winter, travel to the tip of the point (a shuttle takes you the last few miles) to look for migrating gray whales passing remarkably close.
Because of their size and need to migrate, gray whales have rarely been held in captivity, and then only for brief periods of time.
Jervis Bay is also a favorite for whales during migrating season, and you are likely to see dolphins there throughout the year.
Stop at the Elephant Seal Vista Point area to watch elephant seals as they sunbathe, look for migrating grey whales from the designated Whale Trail viewing spots or take a forest walk to spot unique birds.
Enjoy the walking trails that lead past small coves, rock formations, and tide pools to scenic overlooks that are perfect for sighting migrating gray whales and other marine mammals.
Think cruising off the coast at sunset to catch a glimpse of migrating whales; a pop - up beach champagne bar just for you; or dinner under a canopy of twinkling lights on the shores of the Sea of Cortez.
Paddle across the bay to climb tall sand dunes, a great place to look for migrating blue, gray, and humpback whales.
July to October — look for Humpback whales as they migrate past the island with whale songs being heard underwater almost every day.
There are whales and dolphin around the coastline of southern California for most of the year but we had hit on the time when these magnificent creatures were migrating north towards Alaska, some with youngsters in tow.
Point Reyes National Seashore juts far out into the path of migrating gray whales, and Point Reyes Lighthouse, 25 miles from the hostel, is the best place in the Bay Area for whale watching January - April.
Whether you are interested in diving a natural wonder that can be seen with the naked eye from space, having encounters with dolphins, manatees or sharks, or witnessing migrating pilot or killer whales, Belize is the vacation destination for you.
Gray whales migrate here for the warm water conditions.
Lucky for you, you arrived on Maui in time to GET EXCITED FOR WHALE WATCHING SEASON, as humpback whales are still migrating through the Hawaiian Islands through mid-Mfor you, you arrived on Maui in time to GET EXCITED FOR WHALE WATCHING SEASON, as humpback whales are still migrating through the Hawaiian Islands through mid-MFOR WHALE WATCHING SEASON, as humpback whales are still migrating through the Hawaiian Islands through mid-May.
When the fog retreats from the coast, typically fall through spring, come here for beautiful sunsets, and to look for migrating gray whales.
Each year, during winter, humpback whales migrate from Antarctic waters to the warm waters of the tropics for calving.
Each winter endangered blue whales more than five times as long as your sea kayak migrate to these waters looking for tasty crustaceans.
And during the winter season, spot humpback whales migrating in the warm waters, and watch for playful dolphins swimming in the wake of your catamaran.
Port Stephens is a major port of call for 3500 humpback whales who migrate north every winter and back south to the Antarctic for summer.
In March the whales migrate north, with their young, along the Sonoma Coast with the mothers and their calves even closer to shore for protection.
Fall trips enjoy the chance for a desert in bloom and warm water snorkeling, while during spring, many cetaceans migrate into the Sea of Cortez and sightings may include blue, fin, and humpback whales.
«Endangered whales migrate here in winter looking for savory crustaceans.
Search south Belize waters for Whale Sharks migrating from Sapodilla cayes to the Gladden Split where they feast on spawning Snapper from March to June.
Blue whales can migrate big distances, but Sri Lanka's population tend to stick around for long periods in Mirissa on the south coast — with most sightings from November to April.
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