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January 13, 2020

by San Diego Whale Watching | Jan 13, 2020 | Recent Sightings, Uncategorized

January 13, 2020 sightings (1 trip)3 southbound Gray Whales

40 Common Dolphins

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Good morning! Our naturalist Dani will be doing a

Good morning! Our naturalist Dani will be doing a live stream on our facebook Friday answering any and all questions you may have for her! Comment your questions below👇 #sandiegowhalewatch #sandiego #askmequestions #livestream #whales #dolphins #marinelife

Happy Saturday Everyone 🐬 #marinelife #sandiego

Happy Saturday Everyone 🐬 #marinelife #sandiegowhalewatch #dolphins #wildlife #wildlifephotography

We all are missing the water and would love to see

We all are missing the water and would love to see your #FBF from past trips! Post them in the comments and you may get featured in our next post 😄Also- TONIGHT our naturalist Vanessa will be doing a video answering any questions you all have for San Diego Whale Watch! Comment below with any questions you have for her!
Photo Credit: Richard Newton

Our talented friend & past crew member, Samela, cr

Our talented friend & past crew member, Samela, created this awesome coloring page for us!
Be sure to tag us in your completed masterpieces!! Also make sure to check out Samela's website to see her other incredible work!
www.samelaart.comYou can download the PDF by going to our facebook page (link in our bio) #kidsofinstagram #coloringpages #coloringbook #marinelife #marinebiology #creativelifehappylife #sandiego #whalewatching #supportlocal #supportlocalartists #dolphins #whale

Hi Everyone! We are all missing being out on the w

Hi Everyone! We are all missing being out on the water everyday and are trying to find new ways to bring our ocean into our homes. Check out these awesome ocean related activities from No Time for Flash Cards! They have 27 fun activities for children that is sure to bring some ocean fun into your home 🌊 https://www.notimeforflashcards.com/2015/06/ocean-activities-for-kids.html

A whales tail can tell a tale. The unique markings

A whales tail can tell a tale. The unique markings of this gray whales tail show where barnacles or possibly other organisms attached. What look like rake marks are from the teeth of killer whales that it survived an attack from. The missing and tattered edges could also have been from that same attack, or sadly, from a past entanglement in fishing gear or other man-made ocean debris. The toughness and resilience of these animals is amazing. #graywhale #whaletail #whalewatching #sandiegowhalewatch

There was a haze hanging over downtown this day in

There was a haze hanging over downtown this day in early February which made the lighting really weird, and made this southbound gray whales spout just hang in the air #whalewatching #graywhale #sandiegowhalewatch

A scene from today?? Maybe, but this photo is from

A scene from today?? Maybe, but this photo is from early March. Our population of humpbacks are making their way up to their feeding grounds, from Northern California to the Pacific Northwest, but some may stick around San Diego for a while if there’s food here. #humpbackwhale #whalewatching #sandiegowhalewatch #whaletail

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