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Where are the whales being sighted?
#1
Does anyone know where the whalesare the whales being sited? This is my first year being on the Island in time to see the whales. If anyone has seen them please share what area I can go see them.
Thank you,
Vince
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#2
Try taking a ride on the Superferry [Big Grin][B)]

J/K

I heard there was a pod of Humpbacks just outside the Hilo breakwall about a week or two ago.

In a few weeks there will be Sanctuary Counts Where residents can actually add scientific data.

The number on the Big Island to call is: 1-888-55-WHALE ext. 253

Counts will be held on the last Saturday in January, February and March. Data from the counts will provide the Sanctuary with important information regarding humpback whale distribution over the course of the whale season.
http://hawaiihumpbackwhale.noaa.gov/volu...count.html


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#3
Try the Kohala coast. I've seen active pods on two visits in the last two weeks.[Smile]

They should be appearing off the Puna coast bum bye.
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#4
There were 2 off of Richardsons' Beach (Hilo) yesterday (2nd) afternoon. Good kayak day.
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#5
Just curious, Carey, do you have two yellow Ocean Kayaks that you carry on a nice new truck ?

Always wonder if I cross paths with people from here around town.

pog

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#6
Whales off Richardson again today, also a female Hawaiian monk seal has been sunbathing on the sand beach where everyone gets in and out on a regular basis for the last couple of weeks.

carol
Carol

Every time you feel yourself getting pulled into other people's nonsense, repeat these words: Not my circus, not my monkeys.
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#7
Thank you,
Sounds like Richardson Beach is going to be pretty regular sightings.
I'll probably be down that way tomorrow. I'll let you know.
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#8
POG, we have 2 orange kayaks on a black trailer, or one orange on a silver Focus wagon (can't tie both down on the racks...) We are waiting to replace our truck, but the one I want isn't being sold yet....maybe a year
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#9
Carey and Jim (aka: "Kayaks Are Us;" "Kayak City..." you get it...) LOL!!!

Carrie

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Carrie

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#10
They are here on oahu now, and more than ever! As they increase, I wonder what will be the effect on our fish stocks? Did you know that big oil saved the whale from extinction? Stocks were almost depleted, and a new industry for oil extraction was being started in hawaii, kukui nut oil, Iao valley was the best example. However, big oil killed that too. How things change!
Gordon J Tilley
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