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Rainbow Over San Juan Island by Bill Wright A bit tardy, but we do see some wonderful rainbows here on San Juan IslandRead more

Wow, yet another beautiful whale filled day in the San Juans! This time of year it seems I could start every blog that way! The weather and the whales have fully cooperated and we've been blessed with fantastic trips for weeks and weeks on end! Today I was aboard the Kittiwake with Captain Mike and...Read more

Side Breach and Straight Ahead Orca Whale by Sosha Mathew Lone Orca Whale Off San Juan Island at Sunset, by Sosha Mathew Snoozing Seals and Gulls, by by Sosha Mathew From our Sunday, August 1, 2010 Tour. These will be entered into our photo contest. Thanks Sosha!Read more

The oldest member of the Southern Resident Community is named Granny. She is estimated to be a 100 years old. She is also the matriarch of J-pod. Her cohort is a 60 year old male named Ruffles. Ruffle's dorsal fin is 5 to 6 feet tall, a common measurement for adult males, as compared to the 2 to 3...Read more

WHAT'S YOUR 20TH ANNIVERSARY STORY? 2011 is People For Puget Sound's 20th birthday and we'd like to hear your story about Puget Sound and People For Puget Sound during the last 20 years” and looking ahead to the next 20. Were you on the first Sound Voyage? At the first Lobby Day in 1992? Were you a...Read more

Finally it looks like the fog may be clearing. We still had a foggy morning but it quickly cleared out and turned into a beautiful day. This afternoon was a true safari. We started off by observing some harbor seals basking in the sun...it's rough being a harbor seal! Then we moved over to whale...Read more

This morning about 6:15 AM our two geese were screaming. Bill (my husband and Brunch's (the male goose) best friend) went to the window to find a great, BIG, Golden Eagle sitting on the fence post of the goose 'safe pen'. There it was just staring into the pen trying to figure out how to bypass the...Read more