Once we arrived up north we spotted the blow of a small fin whale, taking moderate dives with minimal surfacings. We were able to get one good look.
Hope everyone had a happy holidays!
— Laura Howes
Whale Watch Log
4/20/14
On this morning's whale watch we headed north to Thacher’s Island near Jeffrey’s Ledge in search of whales. Along the way north we spotted common eiders, surf scoters, and a few razorbills.
Once we arrived up north we spotted the blow of a small fin whale, taking moderate dives with minimal surfacings. We were able to get one good look.
Hope everyone had a happy holidays!
— Laura Howes
Once we arrived up north we spotted the blow of a small fin whale, taking moderate dives with minimal surfacings. We were able to get one good look.
Hope everyone had a happy holidays!
— Laura Howes
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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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