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A nursery pod full of common dolphin calves, and some wonderful humpback whale behaviors!

Image: a humpback whale mugged the Condor Express and then, as they often do, it went through a comprehensive  repertoire of friendly behaviors such as the spy hop that you see here. 2026 02–01 SB Channel What an amazing stretch of weather and sea conditions we have been experiencing. The streak continued today with glassy seas, clear skies, and generally warm weather… for Feb...


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Great conditions. Lots of dolphins. Very active humpback whales!

Image: a humpback whale is shown breaching with several species of marine birds from a nearby birdnado. 2026 01–31 SB Channel It was another spectacular spring-like day in our region of the channel. Skies were blue all day and the waters were rich with marine life. Sightings today included: five humpback whales and 200 common dolphins. Our observations started about 5 miles offs...


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Lots of southbound gray whales!

Image: the course taken by the Condor Express today from its AIS track. ( The automatic identification system (AIS) is an automatic tracking system that uses transponders on ships and is used by vessel traffic services). Courtesy of marinetraffic.com 2026 01–25 SB Channel The ocean surface was smooth. Skies were partly cloudy. There was a very light SE wind in the northern Chann...


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The northern face of SCI produces 5 cetacean species.

Image: a gray whale is shown spouting during its southbound migration in the Santa Barbara Channel. Image: 2026 01–24 SB Channel Today the Condor Express, with Captain Dave at the helm, traversed the Santa Barbara Channel, paid visit to the world famous Painted Cave, and then headed home with 5 different species of cetaceans under its belt: 1 gray whale, 15 offshore bottlenose d...


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Our string of gorgeous days full of wildlife continued today.

Image: a gray whale tail fluke. 2026 01–19 SB Channel It was a clear and sunny day with flat sea conditions and super clear water as captain Eddy and the crew headed straight to the Santa Cruz Channel. Our wildlife counts for the day: 1 humpback whale, 10 offshore bottlenose dolphins, 3 blue sharks (we closely followed 1), and 4 gray whales (we stayed alongside 2 of them). The c...


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