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Thursday, December 24, 2020

by San Diego Whale Watching | Dec 24, 2020 | Recent Sightings

Sightings for today:
 
10 Pacific White-sided dolphins
6 Bottlenose dolphins
800 Long-beaked Common dolphins
Winter where?! 🤩 BOOK NOW and enjoy this one of Winter where?! 🤩 BOOK NOW and enjoy this one of a kind San Diego weather with us on the water! We operate year round! #sandiego #winteractivities #sdwhalewatch
Don't worry, be happy 😀 #happyfriday #keepsmili Don't worry, be happy 😀 #happyfriday #keepsmiling #sdwhalewatch
This is one of the four #graywhales we saw on our This is one of the four #graywhales we saw on our sunset trip yesterday along with a few hundred common dolphins... . . . . #sdwhalewatch #sandiegowhalewatch #graywhale #sunset #sunsetcliffs #whalewatching
It's a bird, it's a plane, it's a gray whale! BOOK It's a bird, it's a plane, it's a gray whale! BOOK NOW and come "sea" the fun! #sdwhalewatch #graywhale #sandiegograywhalemigration
Rainblow 🌬🌈 #graywhale #whalewatching #sandi Rainblow 🌬🌈 #graywhale #whalewatching #sandiegowhalewatch
New Year, New Cleanup Efforts! Our next Virtual Co New Year, New Cleanup Efforts! Our next Virtual Community Cleanup will be on Sunday, February 14, 2021! In honor of Valentine's Day let's send love out to our friends and family with thoughtful gifts like homemade cupcakes, local grown flowers, and handmade cards! Ocean-friendly reminder: please do not gift Mylar balloons! Every single one poses a hazard for marine life. They never break down and once the coloration is lost, they look like jellyfish. If ingested the Mylar balloon and string can be harmful to wildlife! While searching for whales and dolphins, we tend to retrieve at least one or a bundle of Mylar balloons on each trip! After holiday's like Valentine's day we see a huge abundance in Mylar balloons because they are either let go intentionally or by accident. What goes up must come down and out in the ocean is where we tend to find them. We currently hold a record of 26 Mylar Balloons successfully retrieved from the ocean during ONE whale watch trip! We always do our best to pick up any marine debris from the ocean during our tours.To extend efforts on land, please join us and help clean up your neighborhood and participate in February's Virtual Community Cleanup. Sign up on our website at https://sdwhalewatch.com/our-company/#ourcommunity. Link in bio.#sdwhalewatch #beachcleanup #plasticpollution #whales #dolphins #birds #valentinesday2021 #love #earth #balloonsblow
Close your eyes and make a wish! 🤩 #naturetour Close your eyes and make a wish! 🤩 #naturetour #whalewatching #sandiego #thingstodo2021 #fun
Gray whales are here in full effect! Check out thi Gray whales are here in full effect! Check out this photo of one of the 8 gray whales we saw today! #graywhalemigration #graywhalessandiego #sdwhalewatch
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