Transient orca in the Toba Inlet, British Columbia, Canada.
My annual photo tour to Campbell River, BC, Canada has, so far, always included viewing of transient or resident orcas and sometimes both. The transient orcas are the ones you see grabbing seals off shorelines. They are the more aggressive hunters. Resident orcas usually feed on salmon and other fish.
I loved watching this orca porpoising along the shoreline with the beautiful colours of the rock face making the perfect backdrop. The water was really that colour of green that day from the silt and minerals in the water.
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