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Underwater baby shower? Listen to J pod with new calf J59

Posted on 2022-03-032022-03-04 by Scott Veirs

Thanks to the coordinated efforts of community scientists participating in sighting and listening networks monitoring the west side of San… Read more Underwater baby shower? Listen to J pod with new calf J59

Orcasound’s Greatest Hits of 2021

Posted on 2022-02-152022-09-22 by Scott Veirs

2021 was a fantastic bioacoustic year in the critical habitat of the endangered Southern Resident Killer Whales (SRKWs, salmon-eating type).… Read more Orcasound’s Greatest Hits of 2021

Exciting (S10) L pod calls as the sun sets over Orcasound Lab

Posted on 2021-08-252022-02-15 by Scott Veirs

Humans and machines both detected the sounds of Southern Resident killer whales (SRKWs) this evening (Wed 25 Aug 2021). For… Read more Exciting (S10) L pod calls as the sun sets over Orcasound Lab

Lon first to hear J+K pods entering Puget Sound at Bush Point

Posted on 2020-11-112020-11-11 by Scott Veirs

This morning at around 8:30, Lon Brocklehurst texted that he was hearing orcas on the Bush Point hydrophone. Though it… Read more Lon first to hear J+K pods entering Puget Sound at Bush Point

Listeners detect J pod’s fourth fall visit to Puget Sound

Posted on 2020-11-032020-11-03 by Scott Veirs

With no warning from her sighting network, Susan Berta of Orca Network was first to hear the Southern Resident Killer… Read more Listeners detect J pod’s fourth fall visit to Puget Sound

Acoustic inference as J pod departs Puget Sound & heads to Canada

Posted on 2020-10-012021-04-16 by Scott Veirs

After their first foray of the Southern Resident Killer Whales into Puget Sound this fall over the last couple days,… Read more Acoustic inference as J pod departs Puget Sound & heads to Canada

Orcas head north & south for Salish Sea salmon

Posted on 2020-09-272020-09-28 by Scott Veirs

Today (9/27/2020) at least two pods of the endangered Southern Resident Killer Whales (SRKW) came into the Salish Sea from… Read more Orcas head north & south for Salish Sea salmon

911: superpod northbound at Orcasound Lab on a smokey night

Posted on 2020-09-122020-09-12 by Scott Veirs

After not being present in the Salish Sea throughout August, the Southern Resident Killer Whales have visited Haro Strait this… Read more 911: superpod northbound at Orcasound Lab on a smokey night

Orcasound’s Orca Sound Training Interface

Posted on 2020-07-302020-07-30 by Brendan Thatcher

On Saturday, July 18, 2020, Orcasound participated in “Summer Create-a-thon”, a hackathon run by DemocracyLab. Our goal was to design… Read more Orcasound’s Orca Sound Training Interface

K & L pods call in boat noise at Orcasound Lab

Posted on 2019-09-212019-12-21 by Scott Veirs

In a year when Southern Resident killer whales have been scarce in the inland waters of Washington, today was a… Read more K & L pods call in boat noise at Orcasound Lab

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