Monika: omigosh, what a great blog, and superb photos! My name is Carol, and I live on Oak Island, on the southeastern coast of North Carolina. I actually live on the marsh, my dock goes out to Davis Canal, a tidal canal which is a favorite to all the shore birds...in summer the white ibis roost in the live oaks on the shore across from me. A friend and I are planning a trip May 9-June 20 , are renting a house on Orcas. I am a nurse anesthetist/clinical hypnotherapist; but in the past have worked with dolphins in Miami. Cetaceans are so fascinating to me; and I can't wait to be in your area. Have read a lot about the whale watchers/protectors in the PNW; and my experience with humpbacks both in the Caribbean and in New Brunswick, Canada were spine-chilling to say the least; such grand beauty, such intelligence...There is a gal, Jill, who blogs about your area, also..http://pacificnwseasons.blogspot.com/... and a great whale blog from Fundy Bay area: http://fundywhale.blogspot.com/---Danielle is the biologist at Quoddy Head, and a superb photographer; Art MacKay runs the Fundy Whale blog , and it would be interesting to you, I think...
Would love to "talk" with you; and will check your blog regularly. What an enjoyable evening you have gifted me with.. Thanks, Carol
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YAY! J pod. West side. Maybe it's time for me to come back up there.
I did enjoy, Monika - Thanks.
***YAY!!!* Thanks for sharing, "goose bumps" ((-; Ellen missing you all hope to come back to visit, take care!
Julie - I think so! It's finally starting to feel "normal" around here with Js and Ks around on an almost daily basis.
Warren - I'm glad!
Ellen - You're welcome! I love that I can share these amazing whales with those who aren't able to be here first hand.
How fantastic! They are absolutely beautiful.
Monika:
omigosh, what a great blog, and superb photos! My name is Carol, and I live on Oak Island, on the southeastern coast of North Carolina. I actually live on the marsh, my dock goes out to Davis Canal, a tidal canal which is a favorite to all the shore birds...in summer the white ibis roost in the live oaks on the shore across from me.
A friend and I are planning a trip May 9-June 20 , are renting a house on Orcas. I am a nurse anesthetist/clinical hypnotherapist; but in the past have worked with dolphins in Miami. Cetaceans are so fascinating to me; and I can't wait to be in your area. Have read a lot about the whale watchers/protectors in the PNW; and my experience with humpbacks both in the Caribbean and in New Brunswick, Canada were spine-chilling to say the least; such grand beauty, such intelligence...There is a gal, Jill, who blogs about your area, also..http://pacificnwseasons.blogspot.com/...
and a great whale blog from Fundy Bay area: http://fundywhale.blogspot.com/---Danielle is the biologist at Quoddy Head, and a superb photographer; Art MacKay runs the Fundy Whale blog , and it would be interesting to you, I think...
Would love to "talk" with you; and will check your blog regularly. What an enjoyable evening you have gifted me with..
Thanks,
Carol
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