Humpback observed from False Outer Point

A lone humpback was observed approximately a half mile to one mile away from where I was standing on shore.  It appeared to be feeding in a manner I have not observed since we left Ketchikan.  I refer to it as the side lunge super scoop, although I am sure there is a more scientific term(s) used to describe it.  While feeding this way the whale appears to slightly lunge out of the water, while on its side, with its mouth agape.  A pectoral fin and half of the whale's fluke sticks out of the water.  I have photos of whales doing this in Ketchikan on April 27, 2016, and October 31, 2016.  Although I was a great distance away from this whale, I could clearly see through my camera that it was feeding in this manner.  It was exciting to see as I have not observed this feeding style here in Juneau. 

​Based on an observation made on 11/12/18, I believe this is whale #1879, aka Sasha.