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Augusta Humpback Whale Teamwork 24th July 2019
Whale Watch in July 23rd July 2019
Whale Watching Cruise 19th July 2019
Augusta Wildlife Watching 18th July 2019
Humpback Whale Tinder 17th July 2019
Southern Ocean Whales 16th July 2019
Northern Humpback Whale Migration 15th July 2019
White Whale - Pearl Returns to Augusta 13th July 2019
-34.422698, 115.213246 Augusta Gold 12th July 2019
Augusta Whale Watch Tours 11th July 2019
White Water Wednesday 10th July 2019
First Humpback Calf Sighting Season 2019 9th July 2019
Flinders Bay Chase Is On 8th July 2019
Augusta Lighthouse Whales 7th July 2019
Best Whale Watching In Western Australia 6th July 2019
Tales of a Competition Pod 5th July 2019
Australian Southern Right 4th July 2019
Humpback Whale Love Story 3rd July 2019 The Humpback Whale love story unfolded today as we watched escort pods and their romantic displays in Flinders Bay. On the long migration north it is important to find a mate, someone you can buddy up with and keep each other company along with continuing the next generation.
Longest Pectorals of Any Whale 1st July 2019 The longest pectorals of any whale belong to the Humpback, measuring in at up to five meters long and one tonne in weight they are enormous!
Wanderers of the Ocean Wilderness 30th June 2019
How Do Female Humpbacks Flirt? 29th June 2019 How do female Humpbacks flirt? The northern Humpback migration is the perfect time to witness examples of flirty Humpback behaviour as this morning we watched as a young female breached continuously for over one hour!
Whales Breaching in the Rain 25th June 2019 Whales breaching in the rain and having a marvellous time today as magnificent rainbows spread out across Flinders Bay. A winter wonderland type of day as rain showers moved through and the whales made the most of their fresh water shower with full bodied breaching sighted on both our morning and afternoon experiences.
Australian Whale Species Mingle 24th June 2019 Australian Whale species mingled today as to our great excitement a very curious Southern Right Whale and Humpback swam past and met briefly in Flinders Bay, Augusta.
Popcorn Whales and Augusta Albatross 23rd June 2019 Today we were watching Augusta Albatross and popcorn whales as all around us breaching, head lunging and peduncle lobs popped. The whales were busy this morning as they moved past Cape Leeuwin to urgently continue their northern migration. Surrounded by Humpback Whales it was fun to keep an eye on the fast surface activity all around as the Language of the Whales™ began to get underway and conversations started to flow.