First double header in Juneau

A small pod (two or three) of orcas were observed in the Gastineau Channel from Douglas Island.  The orcas were first observed swimming north in the center of the channel across from downtown Juneau.  Approximately one hour later the orcas were observed swimming south in the same area but closer to the shores of Douglas Island.  The sighting was brief so I was unable to get many photos.  These two have been identified as T087 and T55A.     

Several hours later from the west side of Douglas Island, at least three humpbacks were observed.  They appeared to be a fair distance apart from each other.  We saw one long distance breach.  One of whales  swam fairly close to where we were and slapped its tail right in front of us.  It appeared to be quite small so I am assuming it was a juvenile.  Our trip to the beach was unplanned, therefore, our camera was resting peacefully at home missing out on all of the action.