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Sunday, November 10, 2019

November 10: A memorable day on the water

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Things have been changing so much and so quickly in the Salish Sea; the transformations are astounding. When I first started spending time ...
Sunday, March 8, 2015

It's T Time!

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As we get into March and April, we hopefully anticipate whale sightings to start increasing. In years past, this is the time the residents ...
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Wednesday, August 12, 2009

"We've made contact! We've made contact!"

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Reports this morning were of all three resident pods heading out west towards the open ocean, so it looked like we might not see orcas on ou...
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Monika
Friday Harbor, Washington, United States
I'm a wildlife photographer, nature writer, and marine naturalist. I focus mostly on orcas and birds, but am curious about all things in nature. In 2007 I graduated from Reed College with a degree in biology, where I focused on animal behavior and evolutionary ecology and completed my senior thesis on killer whale bioacoustics. Also in 2007 I published my first book, Orca Encounters: Images of Southern Resident Killer Whales. I'm one of the founding members of the Salish Sea Association of Marine Naturalists (SSAMN). You can always reach me at monika.wieland at gmail.com.
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