#j16s

[snini-9]

March 1, 2022: J Pod- Haro Strait

J37 Hy’Shqa and J59

J16s and J19s

J49 T’ilem I’nges

J22 Oreo tail flick next to J16 Slick and J36 Alki

J42 Echo and J19 Shachi

J37 Hy’Shqa, J59, and J40 Suttles

Photo Credit to the Center for Whale Research  Encounter #13 - March 1, 2022

[arundafotografiart-e]

#Fotografiart_E📲 #BuenosDias #J16S #MadreInRonda💯 #Spaingramer💜♀️ (en Spain, Ronda City) https://www.instagram.com/p/CT3mSGFqK3t/?utm_medium=tumblr

[orcacharm]

J50 and her pod by NOAA Fisheries West Coast Via Flickr: J50 is still keeping up with her pod, Aug. 9, 2018. (Photo: Katy Foster/NOAA Fisheries, permit #18786)

J42 Echo, J16 Slick, and J36 Alki are all sticking close to J50 Scarlet.

[orcacharm]

J50 Scarlet was just spotted in US waters by DFO Pacific! She is still by her mothers side but the extent of her peanut head is seen very clearly in this photo by Brian Gisborne which was taken yesterday. Her situation is being monitored. 

[j42echo-blog]

Orca Originals! (http://www.orca-originals.co.uk) Saddle patches & dorsal fins are pretty accurate; J50 even has her rake marks! Orcas pictured are: J26 Mike, J16 Slick & J50 Scarlet. The J16s, though I've never seen them in person, are my favorite SRKW matriline. (I hope to get this "pod" with J42 Echo substituted for mama J16 Slick soon!)

[orcinuslupus]

I’ve been feeling pretty down lately, so I’ve been looking through some photos of the J16s being awesome (as usual) to help cheer me up.