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Killer Whales of the Northern Resident Community. An online catalogue of the orcas of the Northern Resident Community of the Pacific North West. Listen to the orcas Live. Te northern resident community is comprised of three clans A, G and R, with a total of 16 pods and 33 matrilines. Matrilines are named first after the senior living matriarch of the group. The range of the northern resident community includes coastal waters from the midpoint of Vancouver Island north to southeastern Alaska.
The dead orca male found near Tofino is identified as I46, of the I31s, born in 1985. A54, Blikhorn of the A30s was also reported with a new calf. This is her fourth calf. Graeme Ellis and I wanted to let you know that Springer was observed last Thursday, July 4th, off the BC central coast and she was accompanied by a new calf. John Ford, Pacific Biological Station, DFO, Canada.
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Welcome at Orcinusorca.nl. On our Cetacean log you find reports, photo39;s and videoclips of our whalewatch adventures around the worldCONTENT
This web page orcinusorca-nl.blogspot.com states the following, "On our Cetacean log you find reports, photos and videoclips of our whalewatch adventures around the world." We saw that the webpage said " Monday, April 19, 2010." It also said " Date Monday April 19st 2010. Location Lisbon, Portugal. Total number seen 1. Monday, June 01, 2009. Date Monday June 1st 2009. Location Tofino, Vancouver Island. Total number seen 2. Sunday, December 09, 2007. Date Sunday December 9th 2007. That was two hours a."SEEK SIMILAR DOMAINS
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The dead orca male found near Tofino is identified as I46, of the I31s, born in 1985. A54, Blikhorn of the A30s was also reported with a new calf. This is her fourth calf. Graeme Ellis and I wanted to let you know that Springer was observed last Thursday, July 4th, off the BC central coast and she was accompanied by a new calf. John Ford, Pacific Biological Station, DFO, Canada.
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