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The sightings continue folks! It’s still resident Gray Whale season here in Depoe Bay. These whales come in considerably closer to the shore in order to feed on the small crustaceans and other creatures living on the seafloor.
Due to their feeding behavior, it is very common and equally as exciting to get the infamous ‘tail shot’ from this species. They...
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Did somebody order a flurry of Gray Whales?? These wonderful animals have been out in full force for the past nearly 4 months.
We are lucky enough here in Depoe Bay to have these as recurring residents every summer. There is never a dull moment when you’re out on the blue and the Grays really know how to show up for...
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Today marks another great day of Whale Watching! The captains and crewmates of the fleet were able to guide our guests to amazing whale encounters on each trip.
Now on to my favorite part of every whale watch report, the fun facts! Did you know, while you may have heard the rumors of people being swallowed by whales, this is actually...
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The weather above does not have an impact on the feeding behavior of our resident whales below. Since such is the case we are happy to report another day of successful Gray Whale sightings despite the lack of sunshine.
These large marine mammals are very social and consistent in their behaviors, making them easier to predict and spot than other species....
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Welcome to Depoe Bay, where we are known for our better half, Gray Whales! These massive marine mammals have been making constant apperances in our bay the last three and a half months making this one of the best summer seaons to date! We would love to take you out to meet these beauties up close. Book your next cruise online...
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Hazy days don’t mean we can’t see our favorite residents. Fog or no, the Gray Whales of Depoe Bay can be spotted when you come out on one of our boats. These social creatures know what our boats sound and look like, so it is very common for them to come in for a closer look to see what we’re...
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