Queen Charlotte Strait

Northern Vancouver Island, British Columbia

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The Northern Resident Orca, one of the most fascinating marine mammals, are known for their strong family bonds and distinctive black-and-white markings. These orcas are found in the coastal waters of British Columbia, particularly in the Johnstone Strait and surrounding areas. One of the primary activities that define their daily lives is their quest for salmon, which is their main source of food.

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Salmon is not just a dietary staple for the Northern Resident Orca; it is a critical component of their cultural and social structure. The orcas have developed sophisticated hunting techniques and cooperative strategies to catch these elusive fish. They rely on their keen echolocation abilities to locate schools of salmon, communicating with each other through a series of clicks and whistles. Once a school is found, the orcas work together to herd and capture the fish, demonstrating remarkable teamwork and intelligence.

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GICLEE CANVAS PRINTS

16x20 - $275.00 

 22x30 -$425.00

30x40 - $575.00

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FRAMED ART PRINTS

8x10 double mat/frame - $65.00

11x14 double mat/frame - $125.00

16x20 double mat/frame - $250.00

Art Card ($6.00)

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ORIGINAL AVAILABLE

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