243A (2004) - Rubbing Beach

Rubbing actively at the Robson Bight Main beach by the northern resident killer whales was heard at the beginning of the tape (21:07). A total of 27 calls were idnetified with the N4 call type heard with the most frequency (44%) throughout the recording; N2 (7%), N5 (15%), N9 (15%), and N25 (19%).

Acoustic Analysis (2004)

Starting analysis of over 2500 annotations, editing previous posts with 'Call Types' below the Link.

246B (2004)

Year - 2004
Tape - 246B
Date - Friday, Aug06
Time - 06:39
Annotations - 174
Whales - A30,A12,A36,A11,A35,A73,A24,A4 2,A43,A25,I15
Comments - Faint calls at beginning, boat noise increases. A30, A12, A36, and I15s, travel east in Johnston Strait, A1 and A5 calls. Echolocation and good calls at 06:57.
Link - http://orchive.cs.uvic.ca/recordings/show/11929

246A (2004)

Year - 2004
Tape - 246A
Date - Aug06
Time - 05:51
Annotations - 249
Whales - A30,A12,A36,A11,A35,A73,A24,A4 2,A43,A25,I15
Comments - Lots of nice calls at the beginning, A30s at Cracroft Point.
Link - http://orchive.cs.uvic.ca/recordings/show/11928

245B (2004)

Year - 2004
Tape - 245B
Date - Aug06
Time - 05:04
Annotations - 9
Whales - A30,A12,A36,A11,A35,A73,A24,A4 2,A43,A25,I15
Comments - Echolocation, faint calls, A36s, I15s, calls at end of tape from Cracroft Point.
Link - http://orchive.cs.uvic.ca/recordings/show/11927