Killer whales cause a scene

Killer whales cause a scene

WHALE OF A TALE

Art Carlyle captured these images of killer whales in the Ladysmith Harbour Monday afternoon, Sept. 28, 2020. They also headed toward Saltair and Chemainus before returning to Ladysmith. (Photos by Art Carlyle)

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Killer whales cause a scene

Killer whales cause a scene

Killer whales cause a scene

Killer whales cause a scene

Killer whales cause a scene

Killer whales cause a scene

Killer whales cause a scene

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