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		<title>Monday May 14, 2012  2:30 pm  Trip</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[The afternoon tour started off in the Oak Bay area as we slowly cruised through the Chain Islands to see lots of lazy Harbour Seals, a pair of mature Bald Eagles sitting on the rocks, loads of Pelagic Cormorants, small groups of Pigeon Guillemots and two Black Oystercatchers feeding in the inter-tidal zone. From Oak [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>The afternoon tour started off in the Oak Bay area as we slowly cruised through the Chain Islands to see lots of lazy Harbour Seals, a pair of mature Bald Eagles sitting on the rocks, loads of Pelagic Cormorants, small groups of Pigeon Guillemots and two Black Oystercatchers feeding in the inter-tidal zone.  From Oak Bay we traveled Southeast towards Hein Bank where we found a very elusive Minke Whale !!!  We had two or three brief glimpses of the animal and heard three or four breaths in the distance&#8230;. and that was the extent of the viewing <img src='http://eaglewingtours.com/captains_blog/wp-includes/images/smilies/icon_sad.gif' alt=':(' class='wp-smiley' />   After Hein Bank we ventured Northeast towards Colville Island and Davidson Rock and cruised through the gap at Castle Rock.  Very scenic !!!  A brief stop at Long Island to see the Bald Eagle&#8217;s nest was brilliant as we could see and hear the little Eaglets !!!  From Long Island we skipped over to Whale Rock to see a very large Steller Sea Lion basking in the sun. Great visual <img src='http://eaglewingtours.com/captains_blog/wp-includes/images/smilies/icon_smile.gif' alt=':)' class='wp-smiley' />   After hanging out with the Sea Lion at Whale Rock, we ventured back into Juan de Fuca Strait to continue our search for Minke&#8217;s or Orca&#8217;s.  We traveled a total distance of 75 miles (120 km) this afternoon.  Sunny skies, warm temperatures and flat calm water &#8211; great day for touring the Emerald Seas of the Pacific Northwest !!!!</p>
<p>Jeff Lamarche<br />
(Captain/Biologist)</p>
<p>Eagle Wing Whale Watching Tours<br />
Beautiful British Columbia,<br />
Vancouver Island, Victoria</p>
<p>Rated #1 whale watching adventure tour company in Victoria on Trip Advisor !!!</p>
<p>Canada’s 1st Carbon Neutral eco-adventure whale watching tour company !!!</p>
<p>Members of 1 % For The Planet !!!</p>
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