Hello everyone, Danielle with Quoddy Link Marine here again with another weekly report. The past week has been filled with minke sightings both inshore and offshore. On Saturday we did a big run off towards Grand Manan, an area called the Long Eddy tide rip on the northern tip of the Island to search for larger whales. We found a few minkes and lots of porpoise and got some wonderful views but no luck in spotting other species. Lots of seals and the porpoise sightings have just been incredible.
We will continue to search for those larger whales when the weather (wind and fog) allows.
Here are some images and video from the past week
watching a minke from the Quoddy Link – image by RNason
minke whale watching – image by RNason
checking out a minke and porpoise off Grand Manan – image by RNason
watching a shark (most likely porbeagle) in Head Harbour Passage – image by RNason
minke off Whitehorse – image by DDion
grey seals – image by DDion
minke and porpoise off Grand Manan – image by DDion
harbour seals – image by DDion
minke and the Grand Manan Adventure – image by DDion
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Cheers, Danielle
Senior Naturalist
Quoddy Link Marine
Whale and Wildlife Watching
St. Andrews, NB
Bay of Fundy
