Jul 27, 2021
A wartime bunker on Yorke Island still overlooks Johnstone Strait and Vancouver Island, British Columbia. From 1938 to 1946 Yorke was on the front line of western Canada's defenses against a possible Japanese invasion.
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A wartime bunker on Yorke Island still overlooks Johnstone Strait and Vancouver Island, British Columbia. From 1938 to 1946 Yorke was on the front line of western Canada's defenses against a possible Japanese invasion.
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Pacific White-Sided Dolphins in Johnstone Strait, British Columbia
One of my favourite wildlife photos from 2018. See more on the blog:
https://annemckinnell.com/2019/01/07/top-10-wildlife-photos-of-2018/
From Canadian Wildlife Federation Photo of the Day; August 27, 2018:
Orcas (Orcinus orca) in British Columbia’s Johnstone Strait
Photographer: Kari Watkins
(via https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IYOnkE7ADjc)
Springer(A73) and Spirit(A104) on July 31 2016 off Cracroft Point
Credit: Orcalab
(via https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=57wMsUYj40g)
The A24s with the A5 pod in summer 2010 in Johnstone Strait
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Artillery positions on tiny Yorke Island in Johnstone Strait once defended coastal British Columbia, Canada, from a Japanese invasion by sea.
Springer(A73) at the far right, followed by Nahwitti(A56), and the two males of the A42 matriline, Current(A79), and Surf(A66)
Photo credit: Eagle Eye Adventures on August 1 2016
Orca fin by Winky on Flickr / cc