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Thousands of dolphins and one of the four humpback whales was very energetic for two hours.
Image: a humpback whale demonstrates agility and balance by performing a “head stand” in the Santa Barbara Channel. 2026 06–03 SB Channel The crew reported similar sea conditions to yesterday, but with less swell. In other words, it was not sunny but otherwise ideal for watching wildlife. Captain Eddy ran towards the SE again today, but didn’t need to go as far. Total sightings ...

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Glassy seas were perfect for observing 4 humpback whales, 1 Minke whale, and 2500 dolphins
Image: a humpback whale breach sequence. (I stitched together 5 photos of the same breach, by the same whale. …This is not 5 whales breaching simultaneously). 2026 06–02 SB Channel There was a little bit of a swell from the W, and skies were overcast all day. The ocean surface was mill pond mirror glass and the water was very clear. Captain Eddy and the crew headed SE towards th...

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A very productive birdnado, humpbacks, dolphins, and sea lions.
Image: a BS-4 birdnado with dolphins, sea lions, a couple of nice humpback whale spouts, and plenty of predatory seabirds. 2026 06–01 SB Channel Although skies were sunny, the coastal waters were a little bit churned-up with chop from the SE wind, washing-up against a 4 foot, short interval, W swell. As we moved offshore, conditions improved. Totals for the day included: 2 humpb...

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Gorgeous conditions, beautiful mother humpbacks with their calves, and heaps of dolphins.
Image: a sideways surface lunge-feeding humpback whale. The pink you see is the soft palette, roof of the mouth. You can see fuzzy baleen surrounding it. Water is exiting the oral cavity as the lower jaw closes and the anchovies are strained out and swallowed. 2026 05–31 SB Channel Similar to yesterday, all of the action was within a few miles of the coast. If you had a good pai...

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Thousands of dolphins plus 5 humpbacks
Image: a humpback whale spy-hops close to the Condor Express. 2026 05–30 SB Channel It was a gorgeous, sunny day, but it was quite windy and bumpy offshore, so we did not go there. In fact, we were never more than 4 miles off the coast. Sightings were phenomenal: 5000 common dolphins, 5 humpback whales, and 1 ocean sunfish (Mola mola). Captain Dave and the crew ran W. When we we...

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