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Blackney, A38 coming over to take a good long look at us.Whale watching trip to telegraph cove, august 2008.
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he is a big boy yes.
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That's great you got to see him! He is so massive. Lovely!
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I love them. I'm an ID god at the A30's, just cause of pointer, blackney and Tsitika lol
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You're so lucky! It must've been an amazing experience to have such a beautiful male come over to look at you!
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curious pointer and blackney yep
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thanks 
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its a lot of fun..
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OMG, I would be scrambling all over the boat if I got that picture, its awesome!!
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Blackney was very curious yes, so he made our job easy. Pointer was a but more cautious...
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Telegraph cove is located a half hour from Port Alice, Vancouver Island, British Columbia.
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Love it! Puget Sound is home to my favorite wild orcas! I just love the northwest!
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I just wrote a paper on that particular group of whales
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Really? That's interesting, because I'm currently working on a paper pertaining to orca whale dialects, and the studies I'm looking at involve some of the northwest pods.
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what I did was a 750 word expository essay for college. showing how in 100 years, its possible we lose all the orcas.
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That is actually something I'd be really interested in reading. What is your theory in which orcas will dissapear?
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puget sound probably will be first, if not the transients of vancouver area...
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