The three brothers came back once again on June 7th. We saw them heading south in Squally Channel, as usual they were spread over a couple of miles. They foraged in the entrance to Whale Channel for a while and then continued north out of our sight. They were sighted again the next morning just out front of Hartley Bay, this time they headed south. We were waiting to hear them but never did so we don't know where they went that day.
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The A36 matriline lost its matriarch, A36 Sophia, in 1997. It now consists of only three males, and thus will die out in time. Since their mother's death the three males, A32 Cracroft, A37 Plumper and A46 Kaikash, continue to travel together.
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