Discover Top Posts Tagged with #j44 moby

January 20, 2022: J and L Pod- Haro Strait

J44 Moby

L83 Moonlight and L110 Midnight

L86 Surprise and L125 Element

J22 Oreo

L105 Fluke

L87 Onyx

L83 Moonlight, J22 Oreo, and J38 Cookie

J36 Alki

J57 Phoenix

L109 Takoda and J22 Oreo

Photo Credit to the Center for Whale Research Encounter #4 - Jan 20, 2022

#J44 #J44 Moby #L110 #L110 Midnight #L83 #L83 Moonlight #L86 #L86 Surprise #L125 #L125 Element #J22 #J22 Oreo #L105 #L105 Fluke #L87 #L87 Onyx #J38 #J38 Cookie #J36 #J36 Alki #J57 #J57 Phoenix #L109 #L109 Takoda

January 9, 2022: J Pod- Trincomali Channel

J47 Notch, J35 Tahlequah, and J57 Phoenix

J58 Crescent

J46 Star, J58 Crescent, J41 Eclipse

J46 Star

J44 Moby

J37 Hy’Shqa and J36 Alki

J35 Tahlequah

J31 Tsuchi

J31 Tsuchi and J56 Tofino

J26 Mike

J27 Blackberry

Photo credit to the Center for Whale Research Encounter #1 - Jan 9, 2022

September 6, 2021: J Pod- Haro Strait

Double Spyhop

J22 Oreo

J35 Tahlequah

J44 Moby and J47 Notch

J57 Phoenix and J53 Kiki

J51 Nova aerial scan and J42 Echo

J44 Moby and J49 T’ilem I’nges

J44 Moby

J47 Notch

Photo Credit to the Center for Whale Research Encounter #64 - Sept 6, 2021

March 12, 2021: J Pod- Discovery Island

J57 Phoenix and J35 Tahlequah

J57 Phoenix

J46 Star

J44 Moby, J57 Phoenix, J35 Tahlequah

J44 Moby and J47 Notch

J44 Moby

J35 Tahlequah, J47 Notch, J44 Moby, J53 Kiki

J35 Tahlequah

J53 Kiki

Photo Credit to the Center for Whale Research Encounter #13 - March 12, 2021

#J57 #J57 Phoenix #J35 #J35 Tahlequah #J46 #J46 Star #J44 #J44 Moby #J47 #J47 Notch #Orcas #wild orcas #southern resident orcas #southern resident killer whales #southern resident community

September 1, 2020: J Pod- Haro Strait

J46 Star

J41 Eclipse

J38 Cookie

J40 Suttles in front of CWR

J22 Oreo breach

J44 Moby blowing

J27 Blackberry

J49 T’ilem I’nges half breach

J35 Tahlequah

J42 Echo pec slapping and blowing a raspberry

Photo Credit to the Center for Whale Research Encounter #38 - Sept 1, 2020

September 3, 2020: J Pod- Haro Strait

J53 Kiki and J56 Tofino

J44 Moby Spyhop (with J47 Notch in the background)

J26 Mike

J37 Hy’Shqa and J49 T’ilem I’nges

J Pod

J27 Blackberry

J26 Mike Half breach

Photo Credit to the Center for Whale Research Encounter #39 - Sept 3, 2020

Meet the Matrilines: The J17′s (Group B)

The J17′s are a 5 member family that is led by J35 Tahlequah, now that J17 Princess Angeline has passed. No deceased members will be listed.

J35 Tahlequah - Female, daughter of J17 Princess Angeline, mother of J47 Notch, sister of J44 Moby and J53 Kiki, aunt of J46 Star and J38 Cookie, neice of J22 Oreo. She is known around the world for her “Tour of Grief” when she carried her deceased calf for a record setting 17 days. She is 22 years old.

J47 Notch - Male, son of J35 Tahlequah, nephew of J44 Moby, J53 Kiki, and J22 Oreo, cousin of J46 Star and J38 Cookie. He is sometimes seen with older males from J pod. He is 10 years old.

J44 Moby - Male, son of J17 Princess Angeline, brother of J35 Tahlequah and J53 Kiki, uncle of J46 Star and J38 Cookie and J47 Notch, nephew of J22 Oreo. He is 11 years old.

J53 Kiki - Female, daughter of J17 Princess Angeline, sister of J35 Tahlequah and J53 Kiki, aunt of J46 Star and J38 Cookie and J47 Notch, neice of J22 Oreo. She is 5 years old and is often seen with J40 Suttles.

J46 Star - Female, daughter of J28 Polaris, neice of J35 Tahlequah, J44 Moby, and J53 Kiki, cousin of J47 Notch. She is 11 years old and is often seen with J40 Suttles.