Orca Whales near San Juan Island - in December!
Dec. 18 AM. A report came in that three killer whales, one a male, moving east at Danger Shoal, where Haro Strait meets Speiden Channel, northwest of San Juan Island were seen.
Also a report of 5-7 orcas heading east at Thatcher Pass, between Lopez and Blakely Islands.
ps: Blakely Island is an Island in the state of Washington (county of San Juan), located at latitude - longitude coordinates of N 48.56205 and W -122.80157. Blakely Island is shown in the center of the topographic (topo) map, which is sourced from the United States Geographical Survey map USGS Blakely Island quad. Highest spot on this island is 410 ft.
Also a report of 5-7 orcas heading east at Thatcher Pass, between Lopez and Blakely Islands.
ps: Blakely Island is an Island in the state of Washington (county of San Juan), located at latitude - longitude coordinates of N 48.56205 and W -122.80157. Blakely Island is shown in the center of the topographic (topo) map, which is sourced from the United States Geographical Survey map USGS Blakely Island quad. Highest spot on this island is 410 ft.
Labels: blakely island, Orca whale
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