Sentences with phrase «see gray whales»

Take a whale - watching tour with Island Packers between December and April to see gray whales on their annual migrations between the Bering Sea and Mexico, or come in summer to see humpbacks (and sometimes even giant blue whales) looking for a local buffet of krill.

Because these waters are known for their diversity, viewers often see gray whales, humpback whales, seals, sea lions, several species of dolphins along with an occasional orca whale pod.

Many people come here to see gray whales and humpbacks, but an increasing number of blue whales are now being spotted — particularly along the Pacific coastline of the Baja Peninsula which extends from California to Mexico.

From late - January to mid-March is the best time to see gray whales.

That means you can often see gray whales right from camp!

Visit seals, sea lions, and all kinds of sea birds in their natural home, and keep on the lookout for whales — on any day, you could see gray whales, humpbacks, orcas, Minke whales, and bottlenose and common dolphins!

WWF supports a gray whale research team in the Gulf of California's San Ignacio Lagoon — one of the best places in the world to see gray whales with their calves.

Full - day whale - watching excursion in Magdalena Bay to see gray whales or snorkeling among gentle whale sharks in Bahía de la Paz (depends on time of year)

Make sure to head to Cannon Beach to see gray whales off the coast in Ecola State Park or from a variety of other viewpoints.

BEST time to see gray whales in Monterey Bay: December - May, with peaks in January and again in March.

Whale watchers stand at coastal overlook points in December, January, March and April to watch gray whales migrate; a lucky few have seen gray whales come into the mouth of the cove.

Those interested in seeing gray whales may take an optional tour to lagoons on the Pacific side where the whales congregate seasonally.

And we offer Baja kayak tours that provide excellent opportunities for not only seeing gray whales, but actually touching and petting them, too!

«We started our official gray - whale season on December 26 and, so far, we've seen a gray whale every trip we've been out,» Dan Salas, owner of Harbor Breeze Cruises, which runs tours for nature and whale watching from San Pedro and Long Beach, said in an article in The Daily Breeze.

Not exact matches

The species had not been seen outside the Pacific Ocean since the 18th century, when whalers are thought to have harpooned the last Atlantic gray whale.

December 30, 2013 • Now is a good time to spot gray whales off the coast of Southern California, but scientists have been seeing an unusually high number of other whales.

Suddenly, we can see every gray or ebony strip in the latticework of aged wood and smoke - stained plaster and billowing shadows that Whale and his team (cinematographer Arthur Edeson and art director Charles D. Hall) built into their production design.

Here's a list of cetaceans we've seen so far this month: humpback whales, gray whales, minke whales, killer whales, harbor porpoise, Pacific white - sided dolphins, northern right whale dolphins, long - beaked common dolphins, bottlenose dolphins, and Risso's dolphins!

From late December into April, set sail on naturalist - led cruises to see migrating gray whales.

To add wildlife to the mix, take the four - hour excursion on the America (a reproduction of the yacht that inspired the America's Cup) and you might see blue or gray whales out on the water, depending on the time of year.

Take a boat tour out from the wharf for excellent whale - watching — grays, blues, or humpbacks, depending on the time of year — or head inland just a bit to see the ancient trees at Big Basin Redwoods State Park, located in the Santa Cruz Mountains.

In just a few weeks, an estimated 18,000 migrating gray whales will begin their northbound journey to Alaska and visitors will have the chance see them as they pass the Oregon Coast.

Various species can be seen throughout the year, including gray whales, beluga whales, humpbacks, blue whales, and killer whales.

They saw many species of marine mammals including gray, blue and humpback whales, elephant seals, sea lions and fur seals, as well as countless numbers of Tufted Puffins and Common Murres.

Various species can be seen during this time, including gray whales, humpbacks, orcas, and more.

About thirty seconds into the video, you can see the pod of nine orcas hunting the gray whale calf.

A few diners in San Diego Bay restaurants and dinner guests aboard Hornblower Cruises & Events evening cruises are getting extra treats with their fare — the sight of a wayward gray whale that's been seen throughout the harbor the past couple of days.

From Dana Point Harbor, gray whales can be seen just seconds away by boat, and nearby are gigantic and gentle blue whales, fearsome killer whales, and more glorious marine life in their natural habitat.As the whale capital of the world, Dana Point showcases exclusive experiences like the annual Festival of Whales, the world's only eye - to - eye viewing pod to «swim» with dolphin megapods and whales, andwhales can be seen just seconds away by boat, and nearby are gigantic and gentle blue whales, fearsome killer whales, and more glorious marine life in their natural habitat.As the whale capital of the world, Dana Point showcases exclusive experiences like the annual Festival of Whales, the world's only eye - to - eye viewing pod to «swim» with dolphin megapods and whales, andwhales, fearsome killer whales, and more glorious marine life in their natural habitat.As the whale capital of the world, Dana Point showcases exclusive experiences like the annual Festival of Whales, the world's only eye - to - eye viewing pod to «swim» with dolphin megapods and whales, andwhales, and more glorious marine life in their natural habitat.As the whale capital of the world, Dana Point showcases exclusive experiences like the annual Festival of Whales, the world's only eye - to - eye viewing pod to «swim» with dolphin megapods and whales, andWhales, the world's only eye - to - eye viewing pod to «swim» with dolphin megapods and whales, andwhales, and more.

The gray whale is probably the best known of the great whales of the northeastern Pacific and the one most frequently seen in and around Channel Islands National Park and Channel Islands National Marine Sanctuary.

These sources included: (1) records of gray whale catches off the Korean coast between 1948 and 1966), (2) an observation of four gray whales in the western Okhotsk Sea in 1967 and (3) a sighting of a mother - Remote research station used since 1995 to conduct research on gray whales feeding off Sakhalin Island seen in the background, while a gray whale feeds near shore in the foreground.

Saw dolphins, gray whales, sea lions and pelicans none of which we would ever see in the U.K. where we live.

Introduction The gray whale is probably the best known of the great whales of the northeastern Pacific and the one most frequently seen in and around Channel Islands National Park and Channel Islands National Marine Sanctuary.

The whale watching industry provides ecotourists and marine mammal enthusiasts the opportunity to see groups of gray whales as they migrate.

Lucky visitors will occasionally get to see live gray whales making a stop near the Sea Center as they migrate up and down the California coast.

Muddy patches of water are often seen in places where gray whales are feeding.

Bring a camera; you may see bald eagles and gray whales.

Learn more about the region at the visitor center or by chatting with the rangers, and expect to see wildlife, from harbor seals, seabirds in the warmer months and migrating gray whales.

In addition to orcas, we also see humpback, gray and minke whales.

The minke whale, gray whale, humpback whale, Dall's porpoise, and harbor porpoise are the five most frequently seen after the killer whale.

In Balboa, year - round, Davey's Locker offers whale watching cruises several times a day year round; they boast a 95 - percent success rate of seeing blue whales, gray whales, dolphins, and other whale species.

Minke whales, gray whales, humpback whales, and white - sided dolphins are much less frequently seen.

Minke whales, gray whales, humpback whales, Dall's porpoises, and harbor porpoises are the other species most frequently seen.

Last week three gray whales were seen traveling together near Seattle, Washington.

Baja's Islands of Loreto Bay in the Sea of Cortez hosts blue whales and fin whales, and friendly gray whale babies can be seen at our exclusive whale camps on the Pacific Coast.

«The full - throttled leap of a female Pacific gray whale was heard before it was seen from our small panga bobbing in the lagoon.

'' (Customers) have seen a couple of gray whales out with their calves, about a mile offshore,» said Amelia Nommensen of Kayak Connection at the Santa Cruz Small Craft Harbor.

While Bigg's orcas tend to eat smaller prey like seals and dolphins, it's possible that we'll see more interactions like this one during the coming months: as winter approaches in the Southern Hemisphere, filter feeders such as gray and humpback whales are migrating north to warmer waters.

Then, hike up Bodega Head with a pair of binoculars to see if you can spot migrating gray whales in the surf.

According to the Whale Watch Center, if you're going to try and see an orca, it's best to shoot for spotting gray whales first.

With luck, we will also see the last of the gray whales migrating north, possibly including some mother - calf slowpokes.