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April 14th was a unique day for us. We spent our day with what we would call a lone male or a lone wolf of the sea! T77A who is also known as Eva and may soon be called Saulitis, is a male who travels to his own beat. Sometimes we see him join up with other family groups but often we find him on his own. He has very interesting notches out of his dorsal fin that are unique to him. Those notches also help make identifying him fairly easy to do. We had boisterous Steller Sea Lions, some Common Loons and a beautiful Bald Eagle to round out our wildlife sightings! Everyday is different and the wildlife is always incredible! Nature certainly keeps us on our toes and always guessing as to what we might find each day!! We love nature!! 📷 @vitalocean #wildwhalesvan #wildwhalesadventures #whalewatching #orca #killerwhale #whale #vancouver #granvilleislandoriginals #granvilleisland #vitaloceanphotography #explorebc #beautifulbritishcolumbia #pacificnorthwest #natureisawesome #sealion #baldeagle #coastalwildlife #commonloon #thewildawaits #goexplore #tourismvancouver #getoutside #wildlifephotography #whatareyouwaitingfor

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