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Doing the Bump With the Belugas

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Wonderful article. We’ll probably never make it to Northern Manitoba, reading about it made me feel happy.
 
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There is another spot for beluga sightings which is closer for those of us in the North East. That is going to Sagueney Fjord, which is about 3 hours east of Quebec City. We spend a week at an Interval timeshare in Beaupre, and I actually planned on driving to Sagueney and spending the night there, but it rained too much and we weren't able to go.

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Best seats in the house! Watching belugas from land in Quebec - Whale & Dolphin Conservation USA

I’m delighted to introduce our fourth guest blog from supporter, Oliver Dirr, who has been travelling round the world, watching whales and sharing his best experiences with us! Read on for his account of watching belugas from land in Quebec. Quebec is the most southerly vantage point in the...
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