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25.01.2022 Tuesday's magic

25.01.2022 How to fill ones heart in a moment *Sound Warning * Excited squeals* The power behind this is phenomenal, just 2-3 kicks of the tail and a 40 tonne humpy chooses to fly ... We'd been tracking along with this Mumma and playful calf for at least 10 mins or so before this eruption If you look closely at the second half of the video you'll see the third whale zooming past (to the right under water) this is an escort that, well simply put, wasn't welcome with this mumma !! Every time I see these creatures it's a beautiful blessing, thank you for sharing your powerful presence with us today humpies Huge thanks to @whalesharkdive for getting us out there @ejsencounters

24.01.2022 Remember that time the whale shark came to check the boat out ...!! What a season ! The whale sharks season has come to an end here on the Ningaloo, but never fear we're still getting out there doing Eco tours with @whalesharkdive ... There is so much life on the Ningaloo this time of year, humpbacks, dolphins, turtles - even starting to see maring turtles already! - dugongs manta rays, not to mention the reef and all its beautiful inhabitants, will always keep our fingers crossed for a whale shark too! Need more info, get in touch! @ejsencounter @ Ningaloo Reef

23.01.2022 So many friends Can you see the Whaleshark ?! EJs Encounters... Taken at work with Three Islands Whale Shark Dive

22.01.2022 This is the 3rd humpback to be caught up in nets in Aus that I've seen this year already & I don't follow or watch the news... The world is a crazy place that is still full of beauty, we have a voice and I ask you to use it - lets drop the nets

20.01.2022 This remote beach clean-up was undertaken right here on our precious World Heritage-listed Ningaloo Coast and these were the findings: 2016 there were 885 pieces removed 2017 there was 3,202 pieces removed 2020 there was 18,000 pieces removed !!... 4 main plastic types were found - 1. Plastic film 2. Plastic cups 3. Nurdles (are the raw material for almost every plastic product on Earth) 4. Rope So here's some solutions/actions that YOU can individually do to help our precious oceans: 1. Very simply: don't purchase anything wrapped in plastic - yes it can be a challenge, but when we have stores like Ningaloo Bulk Foods on our door step it becomes a personal and educated CHOICE and a good old habit change. 2. Keep Cup / Jar / Dine in 3. Do what ever you can to purchase sustainable materials - for everything from Pens to Hair Brush, Chairs to Water bottles Even better then that, get yourself to a pre loved store <3 4. Where you can, choose natural fibre Don't wait for the governing bodies to do something - we don't have time to wait. Make the choice to refuse, reuse, reduce today - the ocean and I will love you for it :) Again one of my favourite sayings: "You think your too small to make a difference, try being stuck in a room with a mosquito..." Read more https://bit.ly/2KgEgRb Protect Ningaloo Australia.com Australia's Coral Coast Cape Conservation Group Protect What You Love Take 3 Global Movement #SeaShepherd #StemTheTide #EveryPieceCounts #ForTheOcean #PlasticPollution #Ningaloo #Exmouth

20.01.2022 Hooly Dooly Jooly!!! Another tick of my 'haven't seen that yet' list! Nothing dies of old age in the ocean... the weak, diseased, slow & unable become something's dinner and in this case, this turtle was afternoon tea for a couple of tiger sharks! Incredible to witness ! ... So stoked that the girls from Q were able to join us today !! All this PLUS swimming with 3 manta rays, a whaleshark, watching humpies play, not to mention the beautiful morning snorkel!!! Our Ningaloo Eco Tours are going off at the moment!! Thanks a million Three Islands Whale Shark Dive for getting us out there to witness the magic of Ningaloo once again!! EJs Encounters

18.01.2022 Spinner Dolphins Incredible to witness these creatures last week flipping and twisting !! Has been magical being back on the water with @whalesharkdive... Come join us! @ejsencounters

16.01.2022 Wishing YOU could've been underwater with us My morning thoughts are heading out to those of you that are missing the underwater world All my love... @ejsencounters Thanks for getting us out there @whalesharkdive

13.01.2022 This truly is an incredible time for the Exmouth Gulf and Ningaloo Reef & I want to thank each and everyone of you that signed a petition wrote a letter, talked about this with your friends and family to spread the love, every little thing has helped us get to this point. SUBSEA 7 has WITHDRAWN their plans to industrialised the gulf @protectningaloo - thank you , from the bottom of my heart for all your tireless work that you're putting in to truly protect the m...agic of the gulf & ningaloo, please know you are loved and so supported Catchya subsea 7 - but please stay tuned as this battle to #protectningaloo is far from over with the Gascoigne gateway's stupid proposal still in the works. Light will always shine through the darkness stay positive my tribe - all my love and gratitude @ejsencounters

12.01.2022 Biggest prey vs predator happened right in front of our very eyes a few weeks ago. A mum and her escort fought for at least the hour (that we witnessed) to keep her calf safe, but sadly they did not succeed. The West Australian humpback whale population has come back in huge numbers from whaling days and with that comes a natural predator that also need a to eat. ... The force from the Orca, the skill and agility was fascinating to watch. Then hearing the trumpeting and the grunts from the humpbacks was heartbreaking all at the same time! Such a rollercoaster of emotions, but feeling some how privileged to have been there. The circle of life. On this image you can see the Orca lunging over the mum having just knocked the calf off her head... how's the water on the Orca face again the speed and power is incredible. On the water with Three Islands Whale Shark Dive EJs Encounters

11.01.2022 Manta Magic Amazing to see these filter feeders enjoying the riches that Ningaloo provides An epic day at work with Three Islands Whale Shark Dive... @ejsencounters

10.01.2022 J O Y These big bottlenose dolphins came by our boat yesterday on the way out and then blessed us again on our way back in. Thank you Ningaloo for sharing your magic with us... - dolphins humpies turtles big shark couldn't get ID flying fish sunshine champagne and a dip on the shelf Huge thanks to Kels for taking us out to the shelf so many adventures to be had ! EJs Encounters

10.01.2022 Part of the daily commute At work with Three Islands Whale Shark Dive In the air with Ningaloo Aviation ... Loving life EJs Encounters

09.01.2022 Being a West Australian, I am feeling beyond grateful that we are in such a fortunate situation to have had our regional boarders lifted. That we as a state, are able to 'travel' within our HUGE Western Australian boarders. When looking around this beautiful planet of ours, at our fellow human beings and what the rest of the world is still dealing with, I think it is a refreshing reminder as to just HOW fortunate we West Aussies really are. Now in saying this, It is startlin...g to learn the Australian Federal Government has announced vast areas along the Ningaloo World Heritage area for potential oil and gas exploration. As thousands of WA people plan trips to the Ningaloo area many of you will also have seen the concerning media in the last few days which makes crystal clear the intent of the oil and gas industry to further encroach on the Ningaloo-Exmouth Gulf area. The areas are really close to Ningaloo and if released to industry, oil rigs would be a few km from the Ningaloo World Heritage area - as close as the Cottesloe to Rottnest swim! Oil and gas here in this area would mean deafening underwater noise impacting whales, dolphins, turtles and fish, and the risk of oil spills or rig blowouts. Help us draw a line in the sand, and Protect Ningaloo! It is one of WA's stunning features, HOME to ocean creatures that have no where else to go... some live here all year round, some migrate 1000's and 1000's of Kilometres to this safe place to reproduce. Please help us and our incredible ocean creatures by adding your name to this letter: https://www.protectningaloo.org.au/stop-industrialisation/ and supporting this fantastic organisation Protect Ningaloo

09.01.2022 This is the phone clip from the previous post...

09.01.2022 SO MUCH HAPPY Last night's magic! Turn the sound on for a giggle ... @ejsencounters

08.01.2022 Hi everybody I hope your all happy n well! So I've been excitingly busy these last few weeks, back up on the Ningaloo Reef back in the water ... I will do my best to share some magic with you all Enjoy the content to come ! Big big thanks to @ThreeIslandsWhaleSharkDive for having me back on the team!! Big loves ! EJs Encounters

08.01.2022 A gift from Mother Nature

07.01.2022 All in the creation of life We were lucky enough to witness this beautiful big mumma laying her eggs the other morning while taking part of a voluntary turtle monitoring programme up here on the Ningaloo Reef. By following the recommended guidelines as to not disturb her, we were able to get a close look at the magic of the turtles circle of life. Did you know that every female will return to the same beach they were hatched on to lay their eggs! ... It truly is a fascinating world we live in @ejsencounters

07.01.2022 I'm pretty excited for my new stock to have arrived just in time for Christmas I'll be at the Exmouth Christmas Markets on the 20th Dec from 8 -12 in the air conditioned town hall. If there are any Quairiading-ites that are interested please let me know and I'll get some stock down there in time for the pop up shop Annies Bags and Things... All prints are available to post so if there are any of you ocean beings out there that would like to support a small business & gift a fine art print of an ocean creature, feel free to get in touch I can't believe it's only 16 sleeps till Santa comes

06.01.2022 Ningaloo beauty @ejsencounters

04.01.2022 O N E W E A R E A L L O N E Where your thoughts go your energy flows ... Focus on what YOU want for OUR future ... L O V E is the only way forward . H U G S A L L R O U N D Big propper whole heart and body, arms wrapped tight, R E A L actual hugs @ejsencounters

03.01.2022 Oh What A DAY ! Ningaloo certainly turned it on for us in Coral Bay! ... HUGE Thanks to Ningaloo Marine Interactions and their epic crew, Fraz Jake Wilton Photo Elle Burny Peta , Thank you all so much for getting us out to these magical creatures ! Not only did we snag an underwater selfy - (lots of funny attempts!) we managed to get one with a super friendly turtle and a barrel rolling Manta too - that in its self explains the epicness of yesterday ! Sooooo blessed to have shared a day on the water with one of my fav's Seth EJs Encounters

03.01.2022 S T A R D U S T ... We are all made of stardust... @ejsencounters

02.01.2022 How INCREDIBLE is this little flying pickle

02.01.2022 What an incredible evening out in the Exmouth Gulf with the Quairading girls and the whales hosted by Sandy & Kiara from Cruise Ningaloo Started with a beautiful introduction of the wildlife coming first - that we were going to wait for them to present themselves to us and VWALAH we had this fun loving, pec slapping, breaching goddess play around for over half an hour ! If you want to join me on any of these stunning tours, please get in touch by sending me a message, c...ommenting on here or emailing [email protected] and I'll do my best to organise a tour that will etch memories into your world for many years to come Sending whaley big hugs to you all EJs Encounters Protect Ningaloo Australia.com Western Australia Australia's Coral Coast

01.01.2022 Super exciting and interesting all at the same time! I photographed this whale in Tonga 2 years ago and 5 days ago it was photographed in Hervey Bay Queensland!! Interesting migration path!! ... Follow @ejsencounters on the website www.happywhale.com to see more migrations