Comox Valley Wildlife Sightings

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Comox Valley Wildlife Sightings 🐳Est. in 2015. My family and I started this page on May 29 2015.

The first land based whale watching page for Vancouver Island!
🫍Real time sightings group chats all around VI, follow us to be added.
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✌️Awesome Community📸 The idea was to share real time sightings of the amazing wildlife this beautiful Island has to offer! We are lucky enough to have a great community of researchers, whale tour guides and many other cool, interesting and knowledgeable people that we share our sightings with so that all the information we receive contributes to the tracking of these beautiful beings from gentle giants to tiny birds � �

October 9, 2026 fromCvws group chat at 11:17 am ~ 3 Orca Northbound Saanich Inlet being viewed from location marker on m...
10/09/2026

October 9, 2026 from
Cvws group chat at 11:17 am ~ 3 Orca Northbound Saanich Inlet being viewed from location marker on map just north of Bamberton

Oct 8, 2026 the orca off Nanaimo being track in our cvws group chat is T065A3 Amir born in 2007Photo taken from Instagra...
10/08/2026

Oct 8, 2026 the orca off Nanaimo being track in our cvws group chat is
T065A3 Amir born in 2007
Photo taken from Instagram donny_photography

10/08/2026

Oct 8, 2026 from cvws group chat at 2:29 pm ~ orca Possibly 2 heading north Gabriola side of Dodd Narrows along the seaspan chip barges

💔Heart breaking news on JPod, from the Center for Whale Research  💔 J31 Tsuchi was spotted Saturday October 3, 2026 in t...
10/08/2026

💔Heart breaking news on JPod, from the Center for Whale Research 💔

J31 Tsuchi was spotted Saturday October 3, 2026 in the Juan de Fuca Strait near Sombrio Point on Vancouver Island, some 70 kilometres west of Victoria. She was unfortunately seen carrying a deceased calf it is unsure at this time if her baby was stillborn or died shortly after birth.

J31 had suffered previous losses, including failed pregnancies, and was also seen in 2016 carrying a deceased calf.

J31 was born in 1995 and has one surviving offspring, a female known as J56 Tofino , born in 2019.

Image ~ Southern resident killer whale J31 is seen swimming with a deceased newborn calf near Sombrio Point in the Juan de Fuca Strait off the coast of B.C. on Saturday. (Mark Malleson/Center for Whale Research/NMFS/NOAA Research Permit 27038)

Let’s see your Fall Photos in the comments below… doesn’t have to be this year.. but locations that light up with autumn...
10/08/2026

Let’s see your Fall Photos in the comments below… doesn’t have to be this year.. but locations that light up with autumnal colours 🍂🍁don’t forget to comment on where the photo was taken. If you don’t have a photo, but love an area that is full of the colours of fall pop a comment below. 🍁🍂

Oct 8, 2026 from cvws group chat at 7:20 am ~ Humpback close in eastbound shack island to pipers lagoon
10/08/2026

Oct 8, 2026 from cvws group chat at 7:20 am ~ Humpback close in eastbound shack island to pipers lagoon

10/07/2026

Oct 7, 2026 from cvws group chat
🐳 7:59 am Lots of humpbacks, looking from doehle street toward ballanas, possibly heading west
🐳9:07 am Humpbacks visible from Doehle St
🐳9:25 am 3 humpback at neck point travelling north west
🐳10:23 am Humpbacks still seen in Parksville, from the estuary. Milling, 2-3 individuals
🐳10:36 am 2 humpbacks mid point between Beachcomber and West Ballenas, heading towards Lasqueti.

10/07/2026
10/07/2026

Oct 7, 2026 from cvws group chat at 7:25 am ~ Three humpbacks, approximately 2-3km straight out from Fillinger and Entwhistle, appear Eastbound.

✨Night Sky Photo op! ✨October 5, 2026, skywatchers ~ tonight there will be a waning crescent Moon, Mars, Jupiter, and th...
10/05/2026

✨Night Sky Photo op! ✨
October 5, 2026, skywatchers ~ tonight there will be a waning crescent Moon, Mars, Jupiter, and the Beehive Cluster (M44) appear in the same region of the sky.

The Beehive Cluster contains hundreds of stars ~ it can appear as a faint hazy patch to the unaided eye.

We hope you get to see this and we would love to hear from you if you do, and if you capture photos to see them in the comments below

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