sometimes 'whale watching' can mean 'being watched by a whale'.
#photography #travelphotography #naturephotography #wildlifephotography #greywhale #lagunasanignacio #mexico
Laguna San Ignacio is famous for the grey whales who come there to mate and have their calves. This behaviour is calles 'spyhopping': they get into an upright position and stick their head out of the water (basically the whale version of treading water).
#photography #travelphotography #naturephotography #wildlifephotography #greywhale #lagunasanignacio #mexico #bajacalifornia
Dead grey whale washes up on western Vancouver Island beach
Officials with Pacific Rim National Park said the whale was first spotted on May 6 floating offshore on the west coast of Vancouver Island
#animal #death #beach #VancouverIsland #Environment #greywhale
https://globalnews.ca/news/11170643/dead-grey-whale-washes-up-western-vancouver-island-beach/
Dead grey whale washes up on western Vancouver Island beach

Officials with Pacific Rim National Park said the whale was first spotted on May 6 floating offshore on the west coast of Vancouver Island

Global News
Dead grey whale washes up on western Vancouver Island beach
Officials with Pacific Rim National Park said the whale was first spotted on May 6 floating offshore on the west coast of Vancouver Island
#animal #death #beach #VancouverIsland #Environment #greywhale
https://globalnews.ca/news/11170643/dead-grey-whale-washes-up-western-vancouver-island-beach/
Dead grey whale washes up on western Vancouver Island beach

Officials with Pacific Rim National Park said the whale was first spotted on May 6 floating offshore on the west coast of Vancouver Island

Global News
Dead grey whale washes up on western Vancouver Island beach
Officials with Pacific Rim National Park said the whale was first spotted on May 6 floating offshore on the west coast of Vancouver Island
#animal #death #beach #VancouverIsland #Environment #greywhale
https://globalnews.ca/news/11170643/dead-grey-whale-washes-up-western-vancouver-island-beach/
Dead grey whale washes up on western Vancouver Island beach

Officials with Pacific Rim National Park said the whale was first spotted on May 6 floating offshore on the west coast of Vancouver Island

Global News

Partially Decapitated 40-Foot #Whale Washes Ashore in #LA

A 40-foot #graywhale carcass was found at #DockweilerBeach with bite marks from either sharks or #Orcas.

#GreyWhale

https://www.surfer.com/news/40-foot-whale-washes-ashore-los-angeles

‘People are rooting for the #whale’: the strange American tradition of #MobyDick reading marathons.

For decades, diehard fans have joined together to read Herman Melville’s 600-page novel aloud in exotic locations.

Every fall on Venice beach, local residents set up a director’s chair by the water. A harpoon goes on one side, a whalebone on the other. Then, in honor of #greywhale #migration season, they spend two days reading Moby Dick aloud.

https://www.theguardian.com/books/2024/dec/08/moby-dick-reading-tradition

‘People are rooting for the whale’: the strange American tradition of Moby-Dick reading marathons

For decades, diehard fans have joined together to read Herman Melville’s 600-page novel aloud in exotic locations

The Guardian

Video footage documenting the behaviour in the #OjoDeLiebre lagoon, off the coast of #BajaCalifornia, $Mexico, shows a #GreyWhale having #WhaleLice picked off its head by the captain of a small boat. “I have done it repeatedly with the same whale and others,” Paco Jimenez Franco told a US news site. “It is very exciting for me.”

Grey whales seen seeking human help to remove parasites | #Whales | The Guardian
https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2023/jul/06/grey-whales-seen-seeking-human-help-to-remove-parasites

Grey whales seen seeking human help to remove parasites

Captain of tourist boat from Baja California, Mexico, says grey whales return repeatedly for ‘grooming’

The Guardian

#LesBellesRencontres Un moment privilégié que d'aller voir les baleines grises dans la lagune de Ojo de Liebre en Basse Californie. Elles y reviennent chaque année pour y mettre leur bébé au monde et se reproduire. Les baleines grises sont très joueuses et curieuses. Le plus triste, c'est qu'on en avait dans l'Atlantique, avant... mais il a fallu qu'elles tombent sur les hommes qui ont profité de leur bienveillance...

#Whale #WildLife #Nature #GreyWhale #Mexique #Voyage #Travel