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This dolphin was following my boat in the Santa Barbara channel off the coast of Southern California.
By James Dorsey
posted Monday, June 19, 2006
28 votes

Breaching Gray Whale. This youngster broke water beside my boat over two dozen times in a hoalf hour.
By James Dorsey
posted Wednesday, June 14, 2006
23 votes

Lunge feeding Humpback Whale.

This was taken in the Santa Barbara channel, off the coast of southern California recently. Thousands of Humpbacks feed here in the summer.
By James Dorsey
posted Wednesday, June 7, 2006
17 votes

Breaching baby Orca. this young whale popped up right in front of my kayak in the Johnstone Strait, Canada.
By James Dorsey
posted Sunday, June 18, 2006
15 votes

I work as a naturalist in San Ignacio Lagoon Mexico. Whales come up to me each day as they know me.
By James Dorsey
posted Saturday, June 3, 2006
14 votes

Eye of a Gray Whale.

This was shot in san Ignacio Lagoon, Baja. A female Gray Whale taking a close look at me.
By James Dorsey
posted Sunday, June 4, 2006
11 votes

Diving Humpback Whale. This fellow surfaced and crashed dived near my kayak outside of Glacier Bay Alaska.
By James Dorsey
posted Thursday, June 15, 2006
11 votes

Curious baby Gray Whale.

This youngster was a bit confused during the southern migration and started going north. He came to us as though asking for directions.
By James Dorsey
posted Monday, June 5, 2006
8 votes

Orca. This young whale was chasing salmon next to my kayak in British Columbia.
By James Dorsey
posted Friday, June 16, 2006
8 votes

This is a breaching female Orca. A young male is surfacing next to her. Shot in British Columbia, Canada.
By James Dorsey
posted Tuesday, June 20, 2006
8 votes
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11 Entries Found
This is a breaching female Orca. A young male is surfacing next to her. Shot in British Columbia, Canada.
This dolphin was following my boat in the Santa Barbara channel off the coast of Southern California.

editor's comments

Editor's Comment
a 'peak of the action' shot from James
Breaching baby Orca. this young whale popped up right in front of my kayak in the Johnstone Strait, Canada.
Orca. This young whale was chasing salmon next to my kayak in British Columbia.
Diving Humpback Whale. This fellow surfaced and crashed dived near my kayak outside of Glacier Bay Alaska.
Breaching Gray Whale. This youngster broke water beside my boat over two dozen times in a hoalf hour.
Lunge feeding Humpback Whale.
This was taken in the Santa Barbara channel, off the coast of southern California recently. Thousands of Humpbacks feed here in the summer.
Baleen Mouth.
This Gray Whale allowed me to scratch her tongue, then squirted water at me. Shot off the coast of Southern Baja, Mexico
Curious baby Gray Whale.
This youngster was a bit confused during the southern migration and started going north. He came to us as though asking for directions.
Eye of a Gray Whale.
This was shot in san Ignacio Lagoon, Baja. A female Gray Whale taking a close look at me.
I work as a naturalist in San Ignacio Lagoon Mexico. Whales come up to me each day as they know me.
 
11 Entries Found