Summary This whale is most easily seen in spring and fall, in shallow waters where it feeds on or near the bottom. However, it is known to overwinter and feed on fish higher in the water column. Some parasites are [[Cyamus scammoni]], [[Cyamus ceti]], [[Cyamus kessleri]], and [[Cryptolepas rachianecti]].
From Natural History of Southeast Alaska
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Some parasites are [[Cyamus scammoni]], [[Cyamus ceti]], [[Cyamus kessleri]], and [[Cryptolepas rachianecti]]."
