We were able to find several whales on the Asteria today, despite the unexpectedly windy weather. There were three to four humpbacks and one minke whale in the area.
We spent most of our time with Shuffleboard, a humpback whale first seen in 2008. Shuffleboard was taking very short dives and using low bubble clouds to feed underneath the water, coming up to the surface regularly and giving us great looks at its tail while diving.
--Orla
Whale Watch Log
5/29/13
2013 Sightings: May 29, 10 am
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The New England Aquarium is partnering with Boston Harbor Cruises to give visitors front row seats to view the ocean's most fascinating and magnificent animals onboard the Asteria, Aurora and Cetacea. Naturalists share sightings and pictures here on the Whale Watch Log. New England Aquarium Whale Watches leave Central Wharf several times a day.
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