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Whale Watching in the Bay of Fundy

A wonderful three-and-a-half hour cruise off Brier Island at the western end of Digby Neck. A female named Lava (identified by the appearance of her fluke) and her year-and-a-half old calf cavorted near our boat for over an hour.
My favorite shot
My favorite shot		 Fluke I
Fluke I		 Splashing
Splashing		 Fluke II (complete with barnacles)
Fluke II (complete with barnacles)
Fluke III
Fluke III		 A whale's eye view
A whale's eye view		 Spout
Spout		 This is why they are called humpbacks
This is why they are called humpbacks

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Graham Tomlin31-Aug-2005 07:28
good pictures
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