L54s and Members of J Pod in Haro Strait
Posted October 20, 2017 at 5:48 am by Tim Dustrude
Contributed photo
From the Whale Museum…
For the first time this year, on October 15, the L54 blended family, consisting of Ino (L-54), Coho (L-108), Keta (L-117), and two adult males, Nyssa (L-84) and Wave Walker (L-88), came into the inland waters with J Pod.
They spent several hours in Haro Strait, foraging on Chum salmon. The late afternoon sun highlighted their exhalations,as they traveled in a south easterly direction.
The next day, J Pod and the L54 group were seen in Puget Sound, continuing their foraging on what appeared to be an abundant Chum salmon return.
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