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Photo: Port of Vancouver
A humpback whale was spotted Friday in Vancouver Harbour.
The humpback sighting, which was tweeted out by the Port of Vancouver, shows the whale's tail against a shoreline of condominiums and green forest.
“This morning, a humpback whale was spotted by our harbour patrol crew!” the port authority wrote.
The sighting comes roughly a week after a Burnaby couple spotted another humpback heading up Burrard Inlet in the direction of Port Moody, according to a report by the CBC.
Over the last decade, whales have made a comeback to Metro Vancouver’s waters. Transient orcas are the most common sight, with a large group of them were spotted last June hunting in the waters off Belcarra Regional Park.
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