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Jul 3, 2024 43 min

Episode 31 - Recent Sightings

from After the Breach Podcast Hosted by Jeff Friedman and Sara Shimazu

On Episode 31 Jeff and Sara catch up on the most recent sightings in the Salish Sea and which whales have been seen lately. It’s been a hectic few weeks and they had recorded this previously and then there was just so much more happening that they had to record it again. And it’s a good thing too — they both sit down to record after a crazy day on the water with 38 killer whales and some humpback whales too! During the episode you’ll hear Sara reference 34 whales but they actually realized there were even more after the fact! You’ll hear about that encounter from the two of them as well as some other recent sightings, including a visit by T51 “Roswell” who was one of the whales from Episode 19. He was stuck in a saltwater lake last summer along with T49A2 “Jude” for 44 days! The pair’s photo workshop is filling up but space remains, so if you’re interested in joining them on August 24-25th, 2024 for two all-day tours then reach out to get the details and sign up. Last year’s trips were great and they can’t wait to see what happens this year! Photos from this episode: Photos from group of over 30 Biggs killer whales. Photo by Jeff Friedman Humpback whale traveling through group of killer whales. Photo by Sara Shimazu Drawing of a donkey by Divot & calf Videos from this episode:

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