2010-03-27′, ‘Orca’, 4, ‘Transients were seen feeding in Eemdyk Passage’, ‘Ryan’, ’00:12:39 ,
2010-03-28′, ‘Orca’, 5, ‘A group of transients visited the reserve, feeding behaviours were observed.’, ‘Ryan’, ’16:02:14 ,
 
			
			
						2010-03-27′, ‘Orca’, 4, ‘Transients were seen feeding in Eemdyk Passage’, ‘Ryan’, ’00:12:39 ,
2010-03-28′, ‘Orca’, 5, ‘A group of transients visited the reserve, feeding behaviours were observed.’, ‘Ryan’, ’16:02:14 ,
Orca’, 2, ‘2-3 miles E of the reserve traveling south. Had boats from Washington, Vancouver and Victoria in pursuit.’, ‘Ryan’, ’15:11:46 ,
‘Orca’, 8, ‘About 30 minutes after the first group, these whales came through Race Passage and into the N part of the reserve heading E. Moving as two loose groups, I counted 2 males, 4-5 females and 2-3 calves.’, ‘Ryan’, ’15:14:03 ,
Orca’, 3, ‘A large male and what appeared to be two females entered the reserve from the West and spent time moving back and forth in the general area between West Race and Middle Rocks. The engineers and painters were here with Erik and we were treated to a spy-hop before they went through the channel in front of the jetty and moved E towards Victoria.’, ‘Ryan’
Orcas were spotted along the boundary of the reserve at several points throughout the day today.Our little friend the injured elephant seal has not been seen for several days now. However, the other young seal, possibly a male, was hauled up on the jetty last night.The number of sea lions continues to grow, as does the reach of their haul outs. A particularly stubborn and rather aggressive fellow was inhabiting the jetty this afternoon.Seagull chicks are beginning to lift off. Unfortunately, many are being found to have met their demise at the hands of the river otter which seems to frequent the island regularly these days.Two contractors from Home Energy Solutions in Victoria were here today to install new solar panels. Adam, 22:41:06.
‘The painters today spotted twelve orcas including babies swimming through the reserve. A possibly dead elephant seal was noticed washed up in the intertidal -but still partially submerged) this morning. Black oystercatchers have chicks! In the S surge channel beneath the science house, two chicks were noticed with a parent. They are still very small. The three baby geese are growing still. Every day they are growing stronger and venturing further and further from their parents. There is an old goose on the SE side of the keeper”s house that is looking very frail -this has been going on for a while now). I would expect that it is on its last legs.’, ‘Adam’, ’12:29:50 ,
‘Garry took Pam and Dennis Birley out to the Island today. Pam does the monthly photo diary from camera 5 from her home iin Leicester England .
Pam took the following images when she was out on the island and on the boat. See her gallery here.
‘Orca’, 5, ”, ‘Garry’, ’12:56:42 ,
‘Orca’, 2, ‘Swam north past west side of Great Rock, breaching several times.’, ‘ LBPC students
California Sea Lion’, 40, ”, ‘ LBPC’
Northern Sea Lion’, 20, ”, ‘ LBPC’
Harbour Seal’, 15, ”, ‘ LBPC’, ’17:27:37 ,
Orca’, 6, ‘L pod heading west through Race Passage.’, ‘Carol or Mike’, ’21:20:29 ,-
Orca’, 4,
Northern Sea Lion’, 4, ‘On middle island’,
Elephant Seal’, 2,