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A perfect way to end another fantastic weekend !

I wonder what next year will bring ?

Can it get much better ? Sure hope so !

Two !!

Is this one whale or two ?

Another adult making it's way toward the boat.

This little guy is having fun !

Wow , finally got those technical difficulties worked out.

What an experience to witness these breaches over and

over again and so close to us.

A closer breach .

Not sure if this whale is tail lobbing or sailing ? Tail lobbing

is slapping it's tail repeatedly on the surface of water. Sailing

is when the whales lifts it's tail out of the water and sails.

Right whale calf breaching !

Two beautiful tails !

Two more right whales.

This looks like a female on her back, trying to explain to the male that
she is not ready to mate.

We have been sighting more and more mother and calf

pairs , a good sign.

Two right whales !

The right whale can be 50 feet long, weighing 50 tons .

This one is very close to our boat.

We head out early the next morning hoping to see more

whales in these calm seas.

Our youngest whale watching fan, Roz Cummings
Ward aboard Right Stuff.

This looks like the elusive Humpback whale breaching. It

breached over and over again putting on a fantastic show.

I was having technical problems with my camera so did

not get many pictures.

"American Express has joined us this year, the first time
in the Bay of Fundy since they brought the boat home from
the states a few years ago . They are fortunate to see a
tail so close.

Once again the September long weekend promises great
weather for whale watching !