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J51 Nova: 2015-
Great-grandson of J4 Mama
Grandson of J19 Shachi and J1 Ruffles
Son of J41 Eclipse and K26 Lobo
Brother of J58 Crescent and J62
Nephew of J29 Rigel
Great-nephew of J15 and J21 E.T.
Probable great-nephew of J11 Blossom
Probable first cousin once removed of J25 Sheekah, J27 Blackberry, J31 Tsuchi, and J39 Mako
Probable second cousin of J56 Tofino
(Dale Frink - Sept. 18, 2015)
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As per my last post, Thomas was originally built and drawn by Rev. Awdry as a tank engine with sloped tanks. It was the illustrator, Reginald Payne, who drew Thomas as a real design, an LB&SCR E2-class. But suppose he’d been drawn as a different real design which more closely resembles the original sketch: A GNR J23 class tank engine? This drawing imagines what, decades later, The model of Thomas would have looked like for the 1980s television adaptation Thomas the Tank Engine & Friends.
Ironically, swapping out a J23/J50 for an E2 is just trading one Big Tank Engine for another Big Tank Engine.
February 11, 2022: J Pod- Becher Bay
J47 Notch and J57 Phoenix
J39 Mako and J51 Nova
J38 Cookie
J37 Hy’Shqa
J36 Alki and J26 Mike
J27 Blackberry
J26 Mike
J26 Mike, J16 Slick, and J40 Suttles
J16 Slick, J27 Blackberry, J36 Alki, and J31 Tsuchi
J47 Phoenix (ID done by me)
Photo Credit to the Center for Whale Research Encounter #12 - Feb 11, 2022
September 30, 2021: J Pod- Haro Strait
J26 Mike and J16 Slick
J58 Crescent
J39 Mako
J41 Eclipse and J51 Nova
J47 Notch and J45 Se-Yi-Chn
J42 Echo
Note: There is a rumor going around of a brand new calf in J Pod (bright orange, fetal folds), but this has NOT been confirmed yet by any officials and this “new calf” may actually be the transient calf, T099E, who was born a few weeks ago and someone misunderstood. I’ll share more info if anyone comes up!
Photo Credit to the Center for Whale Research Encounter #80 - Sept 30, 2021
September 6, 2021: J Pod- Haro Strait
Double Spyhop
J22 Oreo
J35 Tahlequah
J44 Moby and J47 Notch
J57 Phoenix and J53 Kiki
J51 Nova aerial scan and J42 Echo
J44 Moby and J49 T’ilem I’nges
J44 Moby
J47 Notch
Photo Credit to the Center for Whale Research Encounter #64 - Sept 6, 2021
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September 1, 2021: J and L Pods- Point Roberts
J57 Phoenix
J53 Kiki
L108 Coho and J51 Nova surfacing with J49 T’ilem I’nges rolling behind them
J38 Cookie
J46 Star
J31 Tsuchi
J56 Tofino and J31 Tsuchi
L88 Wave Walker
J27 Blackberry
Note: J56 Tofino, a female born in 2019 to J31 Tsuchi, has been noted as ailing (note the small depression behind her blowhole, the beginnings of peanut head). It is unknown if she will pull through this. She is the second daughter of J31 Tsuchi, but the first one to survive Photo Credit to the Center for Whale Research Encounter #62 - Sept 1, 2021
August 31, 2021: J Pod- East Sooke
J37 Hy’shqa, J38 Cookie, and J22 Oreo
J47 Notch and J46 Star
J19 Shachi
J53 Kiki
J58 Crescent, J51 Nova, and J41 Eclipse
J41 Eclipse and J51 Nova
J51 Nova and J58 Crescent
J51 Nova
J41 Eclipse
J39 Mako
J38 Cookie
J38 Cookie and J37 Hy’shqa
J38 Cookie, J22 Oreo, and J37 Hy’shqa
J26 Mike
J27 Blackberry
Photo Credit to the Center for Whale Research Encounter #61 - Aug 31, 2021
March 22, 2021: J Pod- Haro Strait
J19 Shachi and J58 Crescent
J36 Alki
J51 Nova
J19 Shachi
J31 Tsuchi
J31 Tsuchi and J56 Tofino
J26 Mike
J40 Suttles
Photo Credit to the Center for Whale Research Encounter #14 - March 22, 2021
