Whale Watching Season Continues To Deliver
Monday, October 27th, 2008 
Humpback whales are still traveling past Byron Bay in large numbers.
Although many of the pods are mothers and calves there are also plenty of large adults not traveling with calves. It is likely these humpbacks are competitive males evident by a high incidence of whale song still being heard on our hydrophone.
It seems whale watching tours will continue well into November this year as we are encountering more whales now then the same time in previous years. As the Humpback whale population grows it is likely that we will encounter whales earlier and later during future seasons.