23-03-2017 04:18 via ktva.com

Humpback whale population growing near Homer

Kachemak Bay, Alaska’s first state park, is known for it’s towering mountains, sandy beaches and rich marine habitat, which are all visible from the Homer Spit.
Karl Stoltzfus has lived there for nearly 50 years and has been offering wildlife excursions for more than two decades. He says they traditionally look for humpbacks at the end of summer.
“They used to come in Kachemak Bay in August and September, October, that’s when we’d normally see them,” Stol
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