Whale Watch Guidebook for New England and Bay of Fundy

Seeing wildlife is always a thrill and going on a whale watch is an exciting adventure. You never know what you will see! 

The most common whales to see are humpback, fin and minke whales. In addition to whales it is also possible to see harbor and gray seals, ocean sunfish, leatherback sea turtles, basking sharks and tuna.  Birds that can be seen include razborbills, shearwaters, cormorants and bald eagles. 

This guidebook provides an overview of whales, sea life and birds that can be seen on a whale watch in New England and the Bay of Fundy. Basic facts about each animal such as their size, diet and lifespan are included as well as fun things to know like the fact that ocean sunfish were accepted as a tax payment in the 1600 & 1700's in Japan! 

A check list in the front is the perfect place to keep track of all of the wildlife seen on the whale watch. 

The inside front cover has a place for the captain's signature and boat stamp. 

At 28 pages and 8.5" x 5.5" make it an easy size to take  on a whale watch.