Orca Whale Killer Whale Endangered Species Spyhop Post Card

 

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Orca Whale Killer Whale Endangered Species Spyhop Postcard. Strict protection measures helped restore the southern Puget Sound resident orca population from 70 in 1976 to about 90 resident orcas, but the southern resident population is still nowhere near historic levels. Living next door to millions of people and their industry, orcas are constantly exposed to high levels of toxic contamination and their main source of food, salmon, are too scarce.

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Orca Whale Killer Whale Endangered Species Spyhop Postcard. Strict protection measures helped restore the southern Puget Sound resident orca population from 70 in 1976 to about 90 resident orcas, but the southern resident population is still nowhere near historic levels. Living next door to millions of people and their industry, orcas are constantly exposed to high levels of toxic contamination and their main source of food, salmon, are too scarce.

created by sandybuckley (6/6/2007 6:00 PM)

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sandybuckley said 3 days ago

 

Heather, Happy Holidays and thank you so very much for your purchase! Sandy

sandybuckley said 11/21/2009

 

Robyn, thank you for selecting this card! Sandy

sandybuckley said 10/17/2009

 

Lynne, thank you for your purchase! Sandy

sandybuckley said 7/20/2009

 

Jacqueline I sincerely appreciate your purchases!! Sandy

sandybuckley said 3/17/2009

 

Christina, thank you for your purchase! Sandy

sandybuckley said 8/14/2008

 

Krista, thank you so very much for all of your purchases!!!!

I am deeply appreciative! Sandy

sandybuckley said 5/12/2008

 

Jeanne, that would be cool if we could get an ID...I think L's were around this day?

Jeanne_Hyde said 5/11/2008

 

Hi Sandy, this may be Shachi (J-19). Eye patch seems to match my chart! Way cool!!!

sandybuckley said 5/8/2008

 

Skye, I cannot thank you enough for such a wonderful compliment---blushing over here!! You know I feel the exact same way about your work....inspiring doesnt even touch it!!! :) Sandy

RavenSpiritPrints said 5/7/2008

 

Sandy, you are an inspiration!

Pristine photography of a perfect creature surviving in an imperfect human-affected world. I applaud your beautiful work and how you help raise awareness of the magnificent Orca! Blessings to you, Skye :o-)

sandybuckley said 5/7/2008

 

Theresa, thank you so very much for your purchase! Sandy

sandybuckley said 4/14/2008

 

Anita, another big thank you for your purchases! Sandy

sandybuckley said 4/14/2008

 

Anita, another big thank you for your purchases! Sandy

sandybuckley said 2/1/2008

 

Shea-la, thanks so much for your purchase! Sandy

Guiltypleasures said 10/27/2007

 

Orca's are such beautiful creatures!

We need to do all we can to see to it that they stay with us and bring their numbers back up. What a beautiful picture, your work is awesome!

dduhaime55 said 10/19/2007

 

Beautiful!!!

dudeXtreme said 9/24/2007

 

nice work

pluisje said 9/12/2007

 

Beautifull!

Rainmountain said 9/5/2007

 

I have to come back to these - they are simply great!!

sandybuckley said 8/13/2007

 

Thanks- yes, when the whales come in this close to shore it is FANTASTIC! They've been making very BRIEF appearances this year and spending most of their time out in the ocean, though. :( Sandy

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