San Diego Whale Watching : Notes du naturaliste - 6/22/25-6/29/25

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San Diego Whale Sightings 6/22/25 – 6/29/25. Please find the Naturalist Notes for 6/22/25 – 6/29/25 from the onboard team of volunteer naturalists for our San Diego Whale & Dolphin Watching Adventure: up-close views and educational moments by expert captains and volunteer naturalists from the San Diego Natural History Museum. Don’t forget that kid’s cruise is FREE in December and January; use promo code WHALEYFUN.

6.22.25

9h30 Observation des baleines et des dauphins :

10 Common Dolphins

We had an incredibly beautiful sunny day on the water. We saw two small pods of roughly 10 feeding common dolphins.

Votre naturaliste,

Leigh Anne

6.25.25

9h30 Observation des baleines et des dauphins :

Dauphins communs

Our summer whaler docent orientation cruise was a sunny excursion out of the harbor. We were able to see some Common Dolphins on our excursion and had good visibility for the trip.

Votre naturaliste,

Alin & Leigh Anne

6.28.25

9h30 Observation des baleines et des dauphins :

250 Common Dolphins
2 Humpback Whales
1 Mola Mola
Guests experienced numerous sightings of marine life with calm seas and sunny skies. A pod of Common Dolphins was found early in the cruise providing excitement with bow riding and jumps. A large Mola Mola swam along the side of the boat as we continued our trip. Our first Humpback Whale was encountered close to the Mexican Border, feeding among birds and Common Dolphins. Our second Humpback was found seven miles off Point Loma and was very active. We were able to spend time observing its behavior as it fluked numerous times, swam close to the boat, and breached twice giving guests an amazing experience.

Votre naturaliste,

Glenda

6.29.25

9h30 Observation des baleines et des dauphins :

Common Dolphins
Humpback Whales
Really calm on the water, with the sun coming out gradually throughout the morning. Three different humpbacks were spotted pretty early on, and one stayed very close to the boat, doing several shallow breaths before going deeper, giving us great views of its fluke. The pattern was repeated for at least an hour or so. The big excitement was seeing the whale breach twice! A few Common dolphin swam by after that, but didn’t stay for long.

Votre naturaliste,

Caren, Aimee

 

Un bon moyen de planifier votre aventure d'observation des baleines est de consulter nos notes de naturaliste sur l'observation des baleines, qui comprennent des observations et des rapports sur les baleines, les dauphins et d'autres oiseaux et animaux marins. Ce rapport de type blog fournit des informations précieuses qui aident les futurs visiteurs à planifier et à améliorer leur expérience. Il permet d'identifier le meilleur moment pour les observations, de faire le point sur les conditions météorologiques, de mettre en évidence les espèces de baleines et de dauphins en activité et d'informer les visiteurs sur la vie marine locale. Nous vous invitons à consulter le blog des conseils utiles et le guide pratique de notre site web pour votre aventure d'observation des baleines.

 

San Diego Whale Watching: Naturalist Notes – 6/22/25 – 6/29/25.

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