Ateo
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Shari Bondy Sharing The Magic of Whale Watching - SLOW BAJA PODCAST
https://open.spotify.com/episode/15orzAOJL3BBJk3nw3nI0s
Nomad legend Shari on a good Baja Podcast.....
I miss you Shari and thanks for the good whale days....
Jon
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shari
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Mood: there is no reality except the one contained within us "Herman Hesse"
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Hardly a legend...hahaha...but thanks Ateo...miss you too man and hope to hang with you with whales again sometime.
OMG...dont you just hate how you sound on the radio!!!! What is with that? It's so weird that it sounds like someone else.
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David K
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Here is the Episode link on Slow Baja:
https://anchor.fm/slow-baja/episodes/Shari-Bondy-Sharing-The...
Shari Bondy has been studying whales for more than thirty years. At eighteen-years-old, she moved to Vancouver Island, British Colombia, from Ontario,
Canada. She wanted to get close to whales and Tofino, was the place to be with a population of Grey Whales, Humpbacks, and Killer Whales to study.
Following the whale migration South, Bondy found herself in Laguna Ojo de Liebre in Baja. Instantly, she fell in love with the place and moved there
to begin a new chapter in her research.
In my opinion, Bondy is the Jane Goodall of the whale world. Like Goodall, she’s mostly self-trained and has spent decades in the field, watching
generations of whales birth and raise their calves. She’s photographically identified scores of individual whales and learned their personality,
character, and behaviors. To continue her research, she began Whale Magic Tours and has been instrumental in developing whale-watching in the region.
From January through March, you’ll find her in her new private whale camp (glamp) in Guerrero Negro. You’ll find her in her home and boutique
hotel La Bufadora Inn the rest of the year in Bahía Asunción.
In this conversation, Bondy gets personal about how whales changed (and possibly saved) her life. She’s quick to acknowledge her spiritual
connection to these majestic mammals. Her approach and her whale watching excursions are a deep-dive into the intimacies of whale behavior. And over
the decades -she’s witnessed a phenomenal change in that behavior. Her approach has built a trust level with whales that often have mothers pushing
their calves right up to touch the boats. If you are lucky, a whale may come close enough for a kiss! In addition to whale-watching, the region has
excellent fishing, surfing, and kayaking year-round. Shari is happy to help book tours and activities, including diving, beachcombing, mountain
biking, fossil hunting, and horseback excursions to see cave paintings with local rancheros.
Visit the Bahía Asunción website.
Visit La Bufadora Inn on Facebook
Follow Shari Bondy on Facebook
Follow Shari Bondy on Instagram
[Edited on 9-26-2020 by David K]
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RocketJSquirrel
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Quote: Originally posted by shari  |
OMG...dont you just hate how you sound on the radio!!!! What is with that? It's so weird that it sounds like someone else. |
Podcast microphones are made by the same people who make DMV cameras. It's a commie plot to lower our self-esteem.
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RocketJSquirrel
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Whales are obviously intelligent animals. I love watching them watch people on the boat. Thrilling!
People who think humans have the corner on IQ, haven't yet met a smart squirrel like me. Or a whale.
[Edited on 9-26-2020 by RocketJSquirrel]
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Ken Bondy
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Sis that was awesome!!!
carpe diem!
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John Harper
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Maybe a Capri Sun, an orange slice, and a "participation" medal will dull the pain?
John
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