Sightings & Updates

Hey everyone, just wanted to share some great news....Spoon, a large female humpback first sighted in 1979 has been seen with a calf off the coast of Massachusetts. We spent time with Spoon on October 5th and 6th of the 2009 season.Thanks for checking in, the whale...

Hello everyone, I am still naming whales...there are more than 165 whales to name year!! Here are the unknowns that we saw this season that are up for naming. If you have any ideas just send me an email or comment here, I would love to hear from youThe previously...

I just wanted to wish everyone a very happy Easter, have a great weekend with your family and friends.The 2010 Gulf of Maine Humpback Naming Event is still going on so if you have any suggestions for the calves let me know and next week I will the post the 3 Unknowns...

Hello everyone!! Well, it's that time of year again, time to name the young returning calves and new "unknown" humpbacks in the Gulf of Maine. I have been part of the naming for the past 4 years and last year I had the chance to name 12 whales! How the naming now...

Hello all, the time is coming near for the 2010 Gulf of Maine Humpback Naming Event and as the researchers at Provincetown Center for Coastal Studies pour through all of the images they have to catalog some of the whales are getting ID'ed...including one of our...

Just wanted to share this blog with you, the Adopt Right Whale News from Laurie Murison from the Grand Manan Whale and Seabird Research Station, just click on the logo below and check out Laurie's blog. We, Quoddy Link, keep in touch with Laurie all season, sharing...

Hello everyone, I just want to wish you all a Happy Valentine's Day, tell someone you love them, get lots of snuggles and have a great dayCheers, Danielle

I just wanted to post...Merry ChristmasHappy HolidaysandHappy New Year

Hello all, I just wanted to let you know that one of the unknowns that John, Jolinne and myself saw on our fall survey has been ID'ed...this is the 2008 calf of SparWith this ID it brings the number of whales that we saw this season that are going to need names next...