DCL Picture of the Day - Part 6

[jenseib]

mouse38 by Jenseib, on Flickr

 

[Firstof3]

Took this one back in January 2017 when we stopped in Cozumel

 

[Evad]

 

[jenseib]

trick10 by Jenseib, on Flickr

 

[jenseib]

mouse39 by Jenseib, on Flickr

 

[Evad]

 

[jenseib]

mouse2 by Jenseib, on Flickr

mouse3 by Jenseib, on Flickr

mouse40 by Jenseib, on Flickr

mouse41 by Jenseib, on Flickr

 

[jenseib]

mouse42 by Jenseib, on Flickr

 

[Evad]

 

[jenseib]

mouse43 by Jenseib, on Flickr

mouse44 by Jenseib, on Flickr

 

[jenseib]

mouse46 by Jenseib, on Flickr

mouse47 by Jenseib, on Flickr

Trick or Treating can be crazy busy!

mouse49 by Jenseib, on Flickr

 

[Dug720]

Ooh La La on the Fantasy. This picture always makes me think of a doll house. LOL.

 

[Chernabog1940]

Askershus Castle and Oslo, Norway

 

[o&smom]

Ooh La La on the Fantasy. This picture always makes me think of a doll house. LOL.

My happy place!

 

[jenseib]

mouse4 by Jenseib, on Flickr

mouse5 by Jenseib, on Flickr

 

[woody64]

Juneau Aug 2017 - our Naturalist told us just before a tribal elder died, he said he would be reincarnated as an orca. You would know it was him because the top of his dorsal fin would hook to the left. Coincidence???

 

[Dug720]

Juneau Aug 2017 - our Naturalist told us just before a tribal elder died, he said he would be reincarnated as an orca. You would know it was him because the top of his dorsal fin would hook to the left. Coincidence???

I wonder if that's T67. I forget what his nickname was... But when I was on HAL to Alaska, the naturalist was telling us about him - he's so large that though he has never been in captivity his fin bends. And he has TWO females who do all his work for him. I'd actually heard about him on my whale watching trip out of Juneau. But if that's him, he is well known up there.

 

[Firstof3]

I was glad to find MacGyver worked on the wonder

 

[jenseib]

Juneau Aug 2017 - our Naturalist told us just before a tribal elder died, he said he would be reincarnated as an orca. You would know it was him because the top of his dorsal fin would hook to the left. Coincidence???

I wonder if that's T67. I forget what his nickname was... But when I was on HAL to Alaska, the naturalist was telling us about him - he's so large that though he has never been in captivity his fin bends. And he has TWO females who do all his work for him. I'd actually heard about him on my whale watching trip out of Juneau. But if that's him, he is well known up there.

That is so interesting and neat. I had always thought that just the ones in captivity only had the bent fins.
Also super awesome to see an orca. We had been told on our Alaskan cruise that you only have a 10% chance of seeing Orca's. We totally lucked out and saw some though and I was so excited. Even the tour company seemed pretty excited.

 

[jenseib]

mouse6 by Jenseib, on Flickr

mouse7 by Jenseib, on Flickr