Capt Art’s selfie
Photo and video of conjoined twins
A pair of conjoined gray whale twins was found dead in Guerrero Negro, one of the gray whale calving lagoons on the Pacific coast of Baja California. This is a very rare event to photograph. This link has some footage and some details. The calves did not survive, but may have been full-term. http://www.grindtv.com/outdoor/nature/post/conjoined-gray-whale-calves-discovered-in-baja-california-lagoon-find-could-be-a-first/
Heading to Laguna San Ignacio
Many thanks to Liz Leyden (from an earlier 2013 tour) who sent this photo remembrance…
How to find whales…
John Hunter captured this photo of our crew “on the roof,” looking in every direction to spot wildlife. No high-tech equipment besides good binoculars–just lots of experience, long hours, trained eyes, never giving up, and help from everyone’s eyes on board. “Hey, I see something over there…”
Wonderful gift from Liz Leyden after her tour
A beautiful photo card…nice work capturing the leaping dolphin, Liz!
A look inside the chapel at Isla San Benito (west)
Our passengers got a chance to peak inside the chapel that the fishermen of Islas San Benito built. This is “Semana Santa” (holy week) and a very special holiday time in Mexico.
Michael Larsen’s photo from Laguna San Ignacio
Many thanks to Michael for sharing this photo. We think it speaks volumes!
Searcher at home (in Laguna San Ignacio)–Click MORE
Many thanks to Chris Thomas for the use of his photo!
