Grey Whale Inspires Vancouver Excitement
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Grey whale 'Little Patch' mesmerizes and sparks connection in Metro Vancouver
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A grey whale known as Little Patch has been mesmerizing onlookers in the waters off of Vancouver for weeks .
Little Patch is part of a group of about a dozen grey whales known as "sounders" that break off from the typical migration route to feed in Washington 's Puget Sound.
The nickname comes from a distinctive white patch on the side of the whale's body.
Vancouver 's waters are brimming with shipping vessels, tankers and recreational boats.
A Eurasian tufted duck recently spent a few days at Lost Lagoon in Stanley Park .
Lin said he's been watching for an "odd one out" as the purplish-black duck blends with similar-looking lesser scaups.
"It's kind of bringing people together in terms of observing wildlife," Lin said.
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