13 July 2005 Orcalab reports:
01:59 PDT Superb sounds!! We are listening to beautiful A36s calls on FI hydrophone.
03:09 PDT Distant calls audible.The A36s finally made their way to the through Blackney Pass.
03:28 PDT Orcas near mics. The A36s have entered Johnstone St. Calls are now on CP.
04:11 PDT Distant calls audible. Sounds like the A36s are heading east in Johnstone St. We are hearing their calls
on CRPT hydrophone.
05:28 PDT Orcas near mics. We are listening to the close calls of the A36s on CRPT
06:11 PDT Orcas rubbing on the shore bottom.Tha A36s are in the Bight. And we are also hearing Rubbibg sound
on RB hydrophone.
08:11 PDT Orcas rubbing on the shore bottom.The A36s continue at the Beaches.
09:14 PDT Distant calls audible.The A36s are headed back to the west through the Reserve.
12:11 PDT Superb sounds!! The A12s joined the A36s from the east. Both groups are now off CP and the entrance to
Blackney Pass.
14:05 PDT No calls but orcas nearby. The A12s and the A36s turned around Blinkhorn and are now moving
eastward.
15:41 PDT Orcas (may be) approaching cameras. The A36s have been pacing. They are currently back near CP.
16:41 PDT Distant calls audible. The A36s moved off to the west once again. The A12s kept going east without
saying a lot.
19:38 PDT Orcas near mics. The A36s popped up in front of CP again.