Name: A02
Nickname: Nicola
Gender: Female
Born: 1927
Died: 1987
Mother: Unknown
Father: Unknown
Pod: A1
Matriline:
Offspring: Possible A30 Tsitika born 1947, possible A3 (<1952-1979)
Listen to the distinctive calls of A1 pod
Listen to the orcas Live
A80
Name: A80
Nickname:
Gender:
Born: 2004
Mother: A34 Simoom
Father: Unknown
Pod: A1
Matriline:A12
Nickname:
Gender:
Born: 2004
Mother: A34 Simoom
Father: Unknown
Pod: A1
Matriline:A12
Listen to the distinctive calls of A1 pod
A74 Stormy
Name: A74
Nickname: Stormy
Gender:
Born: 2000
Mother: A34 Simoom
Father: Unknown
Pod: A1
Matriline:A12
Nickname: Stormy
Gender:
Born: 2000
Mother: A34 Simoom
Father: Unknown
Pod: A1
Matriline:A12
Listen to the distinctive calls of A1 pod
A67 Eclipse
Name: A67
Nickname: Eclipse
Gender:
Born: 1996
Mother: A34 Simoom
Father: Unknown
Pod: A1
Matriline:A12
Nickname: Eclipse
Gender:
Born: 1996
Mother: A34 Simoom
Father: Unknown
Pod: A1
Matriline:A12
Listen to the distinctive calls of A1 pod
A62 Misty
Name: A62
Nickname: Misty
Gender: Female
Born: 1993
Mother: A34 Simoom
Father: W2 Glenville
Pod: A1
Matriline:A12
Listen to the distinctive calls of A1 pod
Nickname: Misty
Gender: Female
Born: 1993
Mother: A34 Simoom
Father: W2 Glenville
Pod: A1
Matriline:A12
Listen to the distinctive calls of A1 pod
Misty had her first baby in 2005
A34 Simoom
A33 Nimpkish
Name: A33
Nickname: Nimpkish
Gender: Male
Born: 1971
Mother: A12 Scimitar
Father: Unknown
Pod: A1
Matriline:A12
Listen to the distinctive calls of A1 pod
Nickname: Nimpkish
Gender: Male
Born: 1971
Mother: A12 Scimitar
Father: Unknown
Pod: A1
Matriline:A12
Offspring:
Listen to the distinctive calls of A1 pod
A12 Scimitar
A46 Kaikash
Name: A46
Nickname: Kaikash
Gender: Male
Born: 1982
Mother: A36 Sophia
Father: Unknown
Pod: A1
Matriline:A36
Offspring:
A46 with a white scar at his dorsal fin
Nickname: Kaikash
Gender: Male
Born: 1982
Mother: A36 Sophia
Father: Unknown
Pod: A1
Matriline:A36
Offspring:
Listen to the distinctive calls of A1 pod
Remarks.
A46 with scar on his dorsal
posted by janie @ 12:18 Category: Journal Cetacealab
posted by janie @ 12:18 Category: Journal Cetacealab
Sunday 12 June 2005
Early in the morning we received a report of Orcas at the south end of Campania Island heading nortwest along the shoreline.It turned out to be the brothers but this time we noticed something different. As we idled parallel to them we noticed something on the right side of A46 dorsal fin but could not be sure because of the sun was shining straight on his fin from the side. But later we saw it again and this time it turned out to be for real. Looks like a big scar halfway down his dorsal with 3-4 streaks going up almost to the tip. Almost looks like he hit the rocks while chasing a salmon along the rocks. It must have happened some time between this morning and June 7th, because we did not notice it the last time. For those of you who can't wait to see them on the orca-live cameras in Johnstone Strait, we added pictures of them in our photogallery (whales).
A46 with a white scar at his dorsal fin
A37 Plumper
Name: A37
Nickname: Plumper
Gender: Male
Born: 1977
Mother: A36 Sophia
Father: Unknown
Pod: A1
Matriline:A36
Offspring:
Nickname: Plumper
Gender: Male
Born: 1977
Mother: A36 Sophia
Father: Unknown
Pod: A1
Matriline:A36
Offspring:
Listen to the distinctive calls of A1 pod
A32 Cracroft
Name: A32
Nickname: Cracroft
Gender: Male
Born: 1964
Mother:Probable A36 Sophia
Father: Unknown
Pod: A1
Matriline:A36
Offspring:Father of I42
Nickname: Cracroft
Gender: Male
Born: 1964
Mother:Probable A36 Sophia
Father: Unknown
Pod: A1
Matriline:A36
Offspring:Father of I42
Listen to the distinctive calls of A1 pod
A20
Name: A20
Nickname:
Gender: Male
Born: 1953
Died: 1992
Mother:Probable A01 Stubbs
Father: Unknown
Pod: A1
Matriline:
Offspring:
Listen to the distinctive calls of A1 pod
Nickname:
Gender: Male
Born: 1953
Died: 1992
Mother:Probable A01 Stubbs
Father: Unknown
Pod: A1
Matriline:
Offspring:
Listen to the distinctive calls of A1 pod
A36 Sophia
Name: A36
Nickname: Sophia
Gender: Female
Born: 1947
Died: 1997
Mother:Possible A01 Stubbs
Father: Unknown
Pod: A1
Matriline:A36
Offspring:Probable A32 Cracroft, born 1964, A44 (1973-1975), A37 Plumper, born 1977, A46 Kaikash, born 1982
Listen to the distinctive calls of A1 pod
Nickname: Sophia
Gender: Female
Born: 1947
Died: 1997
Mother:Possible A01 Stubbs
Father: Unknown
Pod: A1
Matriline:A36
Offspring:Probable A32 Cracroft, born 1964, A44 (1973-1975), A37 Plumper, born 1977, A46 Kaikash, born 1982
Listen to the distinctive calls of A1 pod
A 01 Stubbs
Name: A01
Nickname: Stubbs
Gender: Female
Born: 1927
Died: 1974
Mother:Unknown
Father: Unknown
Pod: A1
Matriline:
Offspring:Possibble A36 Sophia (1947-1997), probable A20 (1953-1992)
Nickname: Stubbs
Gender: Female
Born: 1927
Died: 1974
Mother:Unknown
Father: Unknown
Pod: A1
Matriline:
Offspring:Possibble A36 Sophia (1947-1997), probable A20 (1953-1992)
Listen to the distinctive calls of A1 pod
Stubbs, identified in 1971, was the first whale named in the study.
She was called Stubbs because of her lopped-off dorsal fin.
A77 Roller
A52 Kiltik
A10
Name: A10
Nickname:
Gender: Female
Born: 1941
Died: 1983
Mother:Unknown
Father: Unknown
Pod: A4
Matriline:
Offspring:Possibble A11 Yakat, A24 Kelsey, A19 (1973-1973), A47 (1983-1983)
Nickname:
Gender: Female
Born: 1941
Died: 1983
Mother:Unknown
Father: Unknown
Pod: A4
Matriline:
Offspring:Possibble A11 Yakat, A24 Kelsey, A19 (1973-1973), A47 (1983-1983)
Listen to the distinctive calls of A4 pod
Remarks:
A10 was the matriarch of the A4 family. Alexandra Morton wrote in her book "Listening to whales":
In 1983 A10 and her youngest calf, A47, where shot by a boater.
Researcher Dave "Eagle Eye" Briggs, the California-based researcher who perches every summer on a cliff across from Robson Bight, heard the gunshots. Dave flagged down a whale-watching boat, and they went to check the whales. As the boat approached, the whales turned and came directly toward them. The passengers watched in awed horror."A10 pushed her wounded calf to my side of the boat," Dave later told me. "We could se the wound oozing blood. It really seemed that she was showing us: Look what you humans have done."A10 and her baby both died that winter.The two sisters, Yakat and Kelsy, assumed the roles of clan
matriarchs while still in their thirties, a young age for orca family
heads.
A56 Nahwitti
A13 Skeena
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