Whales

Gray whales are on the move south once again and Oregon Parks and Recreation is inviting everyone to Winter Whale Watch Week Dec. 27-31.

Time has run out on a 20-foot juvenile humpback whale stranded ashore on the beach near Waldport.

A local resident stumbled across what she believes to be part of a dead beached whale Monday evening while catching a glimpse of an "amazing" sunset.

Spring Whale Watch Week returns to the Oregon Coast March 23-31 to celebrate more than 20,000 Gray whales expected to migrate north past Oregon over the next few months.

Gray whales are on the move south again this December and Oregon Parks and Recreation Department is celebrating the migration with the annual Whale Watching Week Dec. 27-31.

The first official Whale Trail Interpretive Sign is being installed at the Don Davis Park site.

Lincoln City OR - Gray whales are migrating north past the Oregon coast and the Oregon Parks and Recreation Department (OPRD) invites visitors to...

Bring your binoculars for a chance to see gray whales passing by the Oregon coast during Spring Whale Watch Week March 25-31.

  Winter Whale Watching Week on the Oregon Coast. Watch as majestic gray whales migrate south to Baja, Mexico, where they give birth to their...