Blue Ocean Society's Whale Sightings
Greetings! Thanks for visiting our blog. Our staff and interns will be posting their experiences here working on whale watch boats in NH and MA.
Atlantic Queen June 27
Finally mother nature allowed me to finally get out on the water. We had the pleasure of Ollie Fralick joining us again this year with his grandparents Dick and Katy who are two of our wonderful volunteers. Ollie went around and talked to our passengers about what they may see on their trip and educated them about baleen, great job Ollie, we hope to see you again soon. Our first humpback of the day was "Sedge" a male who was first seen in 1988. We also came across another humpback, Flicker, a Minke and a shy Finback whale. It felt so good to be out on the water again, thank you to all who joined us today.
Finally mother nature allowed me to finally get out on the water. We had the pleasure of Ollie Fralick joining us again this year with his grandparents Dick and Katy who are two of our wonderful volunteers. Ollie went around and talked to our passengers about what they may see on their trip and educated them about baleen, great job Ollie, we hope to see you again soon. Our first humpback of the day was "Sedge" a male who was first seen in 1988. We also came across another humpback, Flicker, a Minke and a shy Finback whale. It felt so good to be out on the water again, thank you to all who joined us today.
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