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Southern Right Whale Breach Flinders Bay, Augusta 16th August 2018 The Southern Right Whales were out in numbers in Flinders Bay, Augusta today as we enjoy the peak of our Southern Right Whale season.
Dolphins Survive Shark Attack 13th August 2018 How do Dolphins survive shark attacks so severe? Their bodies are capable of incredible regeneration, pain management and blood flow control that what may seem like the impossible is possible for our Dolphins.
Southern Right Whale Phalanges 12th August 2018 The structure of the bones in a Southern Right Whales Pectoral fins are exactly the same as our own hand as we see the phalanges of a Southern Right Whale!
Mating Southern Right Whales in Augusta 11th August 2018 Twisting, turning and gentle pectoral cuddles made us realise quickly that we were watching mating Southern Right Whales in Augusta!
Whale Watching Tours in Augusta 10th August 2018 The Humpback Whales were back in town today with a competition pod racing through the bay while Sothern Right Whales practiced tail slapping
Southern Right Whale Storm 9th August 2018 As the storm clouds approached an enormous submarine launched itself from the water to our left... it was a breaching Southern Right Whale!
Western Australian Southern Right Whales 7th August 2018 The beautiful winter afternoon conditions were perfect for Western Australian Southern right Whale viewing as we sighed dark pectoral fins breaking the waters surface.
Southern Right Season Underway 6th August 2018 The Southern Right Season for 2018 is well underway as we enjoyed the company of 12 different individuals who were socialising in the shallows.
Augusta Primary School | Season 2018 6th August 2018 A very exciting start to our week as we welcomed onboard the Augusta Primary School who were ready to go out and meet their neighbours!
Margaret River Region Whale Watching 31st July 2018 Competition pods, baby calf and a Southern Right Whale party trick sighted today!
Hamelin Bay Whale Watching 30th July 2018 Only 13 minutes drive from Hamelin Bay is the picturesque township of Augusta who is proudly host to these beautiful visitors every year.
Flinders Bay Nursery 29th July 2018 Enjoying the Flinders Bay nursery grounds is wonderful as we head towards August and making this season unique is Sunny Flynn
Augusta Southern Right Whale | Season 2018 28th July 2018 Stacka showed off his very best breaching and fluke slapping skills, which certainly are not bad for a three week old!
Three Cetacean Species in One Day 27th July 2018 Three cetacean species in one day this morning is the perfect example as to why Flinders Bay, Augusta is one of the best places in the world to Whale Watch.
Cape Leeuwin Whale Watching 26th July 2018 Cape Leeuwin overlooks Flinders Bay as thousands of Humpback and Southern Right Whales make their way into one of the most important parts of their northern migration.
Whale Watching in Flinders Bay Augusta 24th July 2018 Whale watching in Flinders Bay today was extraordinary as we witnessed a competition pod formation as pods went from relaxed pace to full intensity.
Western Australian Whale Watching 21st July 2018 Western Australian Whale Watching is always full of surprises and today was no exception as we sighted competition pods, Sunny the Humpback Calf and
Humpback Calf in Flinders Bay 20th July 2018 Our Humpback Calf in Flinders Bay, little Sunny Flynn was re-sighted today much to everyones delight onboard!
Augusta Humpback Whales 19th July 2018 The whales of Flinders Bay showed us the incredible Language of the Whales today as we sighted airborne Humpbacks, social Southern Rights and baby Dolphins.
Why Do Humpbacks Have Scarring? 17th July 2018 The daily tours we enjoy with our whales provides the opportunity to meet many different individual whales and one question we often ask when spending time with our Humpbacks is, "Why do Humpbacks have scarring?".
See the Wonders with Whale Watch WA 14th July 2018 One of the many wonders of Western Australia are our whales who we are privileged to spend incredible moments with when aboard Whale Watch WA.
Southern Heart of the Southern Ocean 12th July 2018 The young ladies onboard were given the big responsibility of naming this special whale and their name that was decided on is the most perfect name... Southern Heart.
The Landing Place - Augusta 11th July 2018 The vessel Emily Taylor arrived in Flinders Bay on the 2nd of May 1830 and as we looked out across the mist covered bay this morning we wondered of the thoughts that these first settlers had when they came ashore to what we now know as the beautiful Augusta.
Humpbacks Enjoy Summer in July 10th July 2018 Humpbacks enjoy Summer in July with perfect, warm conditions as we met competition pods, Dolphins, Sea-Lions and Stacka the baby Southern Right!