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Happy #worldorcaday!Today we celebrate these spectacular creatures and their oceans. Another pic of T123D D’Arcy with her big brother T123A Stanley, as they headed up Indian Arm.7/01/2026 at Little Cates Park#T123AStanley #T123DDArcy #orca #killerwhales by @fylegend21

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A juvenile Humpback Whale lunge-feeding off White Rock Pier last week!7/09/2026#humpbackwhale #whiterockpier #whiterockbc #whale by @fylegend21

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A male Western Tanager gathering food for its young. It was cool to see carrying heaps of ants near the parking lot at Barnet Marine Park after a long afternoon of waiting for the orcas.Barnet Marine Park, 7/06/2026#westerntanager #tanager #birdinflight #barnetmarinepark #burnabybc by @fylegend21

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Last Monday it was nice to catch up with the T124A2’s from Barnet Marine Park! There was an unconfirmed report the T123’s were still up in Indian Arm but it was probably a mistake, but later the T124A2 came by as a nice consolation prize. I first saw them last year in May when they were exiting west out of the Lions Gate Bridge. Apparently they had successfully hunted down a seal under the Ironworkers Bridge minutes before they continued east closer to Cates Park as they went into Indian Arm. I was hoping they'd come closer to Barnet as other pods had been doing lately but it was neat to see the backlit spouts!This pod is an offshoot of the T124A matriline, led by Kittiwake’s daughter T124A2 Elkugu (b. 2001) with her son T124A2A Agafia (b. 2013) and daughter T124A2B Litton (b. 2016). Agafia is 13 years old and his dorsal fin should start “sprouting” in the next few years, but it looks sleek and sharp like that of a shark.7/06/2026, Barnet Marine Park#T124A2 #orca #killerwhale #barnetmarinepark #burnabybc by @fylegend21

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Good Night Stanley!A hauntingly beautiful way to end the day watching the T123s make yet another eastbound trip into the Burrard Inlet, with Stanley swimming off the tip of Canada Place towards the Second Narrows.#orca #T123AStanley #canadaplace #killerwhale #vancouverbc by @fylegend21

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A spectacular Sunday with the T123’s! The pod went under the Lions Gate Bridge around 3:00PM and hung around for another 30 minutes to try and hunt down a seal. Near the end of the hunt, D’Arcy (T123D) made 2 spyhops. The youngest member of the pod, D’Arcy was born in 2018.#orca #spyhopping #stanleypark #T123DDArcy #killerwhaleMoments earlier D'Arcy hunting with her mother Sidney and sister Lucky.D'Arcy with her big brother Stanley (T123A)Crop of previous image showing D'Arcy by @fylegend21

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For a brief moment, with the boats and crowds off frame, it was just Stanley and tranquility.Born in 2000, T123A Stanley is the oldest and only son of T123 Sidney, named after Stanley Park.#T123AStanley #orca #killerwhale #catespark #canadaday by @fylegend21

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An exciting day to see the T123 Orcas at Little Cates Park! One of the highlights today was seeing the matriarch, T123 Sidney spyhopping! This behaviour is a way for orcas to inspect their surroundings and also for social interaction. Their eyes are quite small and usually squinted or closed even when they surface, but for a brief moment it seems she did open her eyes fully. Born around 1984, Sidney is one of the largest female orcas. She was accompanied by her three offspring - her large son Stanley (T123A), and daughters Lucky (T123C) and D’Arcy (T123D).#T123Sidney #transientorca #littlecatespark #catespark #canadaday by @fylegend21

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A recently-fledged baby Lazuli Bunting being fed by its mother.Surrey, 6/26/2026#lazulibunting #bunting #babybird #surreybc #Passerinaamoena by @fylegend21

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Kite (T124A7) is the youngest of the T124A's transient orca pod. Small and nimble she was born in 2021 and currently has a distinctive fin curved at the tip.#orca #killerwhale #stanleypark #T124A7 #transientorcas by @fylegend21

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Here is T86A4 Akia - a female transient orca born in 2016, taking the lead ahead of her mother T86A Eider and baby brother T86A5 Siku and the T124A's as they passed under the Lions Gate Bridge!#T86A4Akia #orca #killerwhale #stanleypark #vancouverbc by @fylegend21

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Mother and Son - Here is T86A5 Siku and his mother, T86A Eider. Siku is a 2-year old male orca calf, born in 2024. I was delighted to see him again after watching the T86A's last year from New Brighton Park!#T86A5Siku #T86AEider #orca #stanleypark #killerwhale by @fylegend21

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