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| Discovery Islands
Expedition : 5 day tour |
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The inside passage of Vancouver Island
is home to a variety of sea birds, waterfowl and predator birds
such as the Bald Eagle. One of our local sea birds, the Oyster Catcher,
looks over daintily from its rocky nesting grounds. Oyster Catchers
lay elliptical eggs so they simply roll in circles instead of rolling
of a ledge where they've laid their eggs. |
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The Discovery Islands has it all ~ favorable
weather, protected passageways, picturesque islets, lush forests,
mountain views and First Nations history. |
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A group of Harbour Seals pop up to the
surface to see what's happenin. Seals are very curious creatures,
and it is not uncommon for these cute characters to follow behind
our sea kayaks as we journey along. |
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Stellar Sea Lions, startlingly huge,
out on a family adventure. The largest of the eared seals, the male
Stellars can grow as long as 10 metres in length! What an awe inspiring
sensation to view them from a sea kayak! |
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Evening coastal fog offers some fine
entertainment, while you sip on a hot beverage as dinner is being
prepared. The fog rolling through the forest shows the depth of
the scenery, inspiring many local artists. |
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A Hermit Crab in it's temporary home
~ these creatures borrow and burrow in old shells. These little
environmentalists are pro-reusing and take over the abandoned shells
along the shore. |
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