Tracking Orcas

What’s my best experience of seeing Orcas, Hawaii? Alaska, SeaWorld?  I’d always say that the best experience I have had of an orca sighting is the one I last had, which is today.

Thanks Dan for the Orca alert, and, taking these super-closeup photos with your camera.

There’s a direct correlation between orca being seen when the sea is calm., and also we being more aware of wildlife now on the island.

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