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When others would regale a group with stories of an orca's sense of humor or music appreciation, I'd hold my tongue....

It is flanked by two pages from a microbiology book, depicting the matrilineage of an orca, as identified by its fins.

Join us for two days of Alaska Eco adventures with Dennis and Susan Swiderski, owners of Orca Island Cabins.

Guided whale - watching cruise deep in the heart of Orca waters — through the Johnstone Strait on the eastern coast of Vancouver Island

Off Northern Vancouver Island in British Columbia, a pod of Orca give passengers aboard this fishing boat a good look...

I have a large stock of Orca Whale Pictures similar to this one.

Stock of Orca Whale Pictures from Northern Vancouver Island.

From Northern Vancouver Island guided kayaking tours take visitors paddling along the coastline where they encounter beach combing black bears, pods of orca, and torpedo like dall's porpoises along with a other marine mammals.

Photo of Orca Whales in Johnstone Strait near the Robson Bight Reserve off Northern Vancouver Island in British Columbia, Canada

Photo of a pair of Orca enjoying a swim in the sunset lighting off Northern Vancouver Island in British Columbia.

Photo of a Orca whale and a couple kayaking in Johnstone Strait off Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada.

Photo of an Orca pod resting and playing off Northern Vancouver Island in British Columbia, Canada.

A tea or coffee can be enjoyed on your deck while taking in the beautiful surroundings of the Orca dreams camp.

Scroll down to the map below that shows a green shaded area where over 95 % of orca whale sightings occur.

Enjoy a hot cup of tea or coffee on your deck while you take in the beautiful surroundings of the Orca Dreams camp.

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The northern resident pods of orca (killer whales) currently number over 220 individually identified whales in 17 separate pods.

The salmon are eagerly sought after by the northern resident subspecies of orca, bald eagles, and seals.

We launch from Telegraph Cove, paddling immediately out into the roadless, thickly forested, sheltered Johnstone Strait, in the heart of orca territory...

If weather permits, you'll stay at three different base camps on three different islands on the heart of the orca loop.

The survival of the Orca, depends on everyone's cooperation with the «Be Whale Wise» and other responsible whale watching regulations.

We launch from Telegraph Cove, paddling immediately out into the roadless, thickly forested, sheltered Johnstone Strait, in the heart of orca territory and home of the world's only orca preserve.

The expedition departs from Telegraph Cove to Robson Bight Orca Preserve, located in the middle of orca territory off northern Vancouver Island.

Their peaceful migration northwards was interrupted by a pod of «transient killer whales», the type of orca that mainly eats other marine mammals.

Both species of orca whales in the San Juans apparently live throughout the world but more study is needed to confirm this.

We highly recommend you click this link to read the article in the Daily Mail and enjoy four incredible photographs of orca whales in action.

The northern resident pods of Orca are found in the Johnstone Strait between mid-July and mid-September when salmon, their primary prey, come from the ocean to spawn in the rivers of mainland British Columbia.

There is nothing quite as spectacular as encountering of a pod of Orca Whales along the protected coastlines of the San Juan Islands.

Of all orca whale sightings in Washington state, over 95 % occur in just one narrow corridor along the extreme western edge of the San Juan Islands.

For over 20 years, we've worked closely with conservation groups to monitor the locations of orca whales.

Worse yet, some kayaking companies outright lie about the facts of orca whale watching.

The Southern Resident Community of orca whales now totals 82, the lowest number since 2001.

Our theory is that our large population of orca whales keeps great white sharks at bay, hence the title of this blog article «Orca Whales Prevent Shark Attacks on Kayaks in the San Juan Islands».

The team not only identified each of the Orca family groups but they also identified the hump - back whale that we saw from the shape of it's flume.

Also saw a group of orca's jumping in the water.

Every one of our Orca tours into the diverse east coast Vancouver Island environment is different.

We encountered seals, sea lions, bald eagles, a family of orca's and humpback whales.

An exciting small group tour to the Snaefellsnes Peninsula in search of groups of orca and the northern lights, between January and March.

When we find ourselves in the vicinity of a pod of Orca, your guide will deploy the research grade hydrophone they carry so we may hear their communications.

Geoffrey Roy goes whalewatching in the realm of the orca, better - known as the Johnstone Strait, Canada More

Should we be fortunate enough to find ourselves in the vicinity of a pod of Orca or Dolphins, your guide will deploy the research grade hydrophone they carry so we may hear their communications.

There are 3 types of Orca in our part of the world, the Biggs (transient), Resident and Offshore.

A kayaker within arm's distance of an orca whale in Johnstone Strait, British Columbia.

Maybe they just enjoy the longer absences of the orca whales.

We played audio recordings of orca calls and also sold CD's of Springer's own vocalizations of when she first was reunited with her pod.

Point no Point is filled with rich history and astonishing views of orca pods, gray whales, humpback whales, and otters.

You may be aware of our Orca obsession and so far we have seen Orcas in California's Channel Islands and during our trip to Southeast Alaska.

We return late each afternoon to the comforts of the Orca Waters Base Camp.

We provide an underwater hydrophone on all of our Orca Water tours and will often stop to listen to the sounds the orcas make.