June 1, 2015

Gray Whale Calf

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June 1, 2015
Gray Whale Calf

Species: Gray Whale | Location: San Ignacio Lagoon, Mexico

By Judy Moncrief

We were so excited to see so many gray whales in San Ignacio Lagoon. Some, like this calf, came right to our boat.  This photo was taken on a whale watching trip with Natural Habitat.

About The Photographer

I love to take wildlife photos, and Natural Habitat gets me to places where I can see so many animals.

I am a retired middle school principal and my husband and I love to travel and meet people who share our love of nature.

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