Humpback Tail Flicking
I have never seen humpbacks do this before. The whale would come up tail first and flick water on the surface. The guide book suggested it help drive food into denser groups. We didn't see it come up like bubble net feeding.
We were anchored, it was late and far from the whale so these images are what I got.
Chin Visible
The whale with the chin visible is T041A3 (identified by eye patch and the pod traveling together). T041A3 was born in 2018 making this a 5 year old orca.
Large Eye Patch Out Of Water
This whale is T041A - born in 1988. The two notches in the fin were distinct enough that I could then match the saddle patch.
Pacific Whitesided Out Of Water
It's nice when you see the whole animal out of water. They don't need to surface this much - they often just blow like you would expect an orca to, but sometimes they choose to really jump.