Well "Nick Chance" had a great day sighting whales on Sunday May 24, 2009. On the first trip of the season we spotted a group of Humpback whales approximately 24 miles off the coast of Maine. The coorindates were 43'04''.13 by 070'08''.457. The location was Jeffries Ledge in the Gulf of Maine. We had about 7 to 8 whales and one was a calf with their mother a male escort whale. More will be dicussed in later blogs what a male escort whale does.
There was tremendous amount of cheering and clapping from the passengers of the boat when the first humpback lifted their tail in the air as he/she was diving. For the next 45 minutes we had many close encounters of the whales coming up to the boat.
So keep checking in with us on the latest status of whale sightings out of Kennebunk, Maine
The next schedule trip is on Saturday May 30 at 10am.
Hope to see you in the near future.
Ahoy for now!
There was tremendous amount of cheering and clapping from the passengers of the boat when the first humpback lifted their tail in the air as he/she was diving. For the next 45 minutes we had many close encounters of the whales coming up to the boat.
So keep checking in with us on the latest status of whale sightings out of Kennebunk, Maine
The next schedule trip is on Saturday May 30 at 10am.
Hope to see you in the near future.
Ahoy for now!
No comments:
Post a Comment