As the calendar turned, June of 2025 brought Adam near Doughfig Point—a place where the rocky coast seems to stretch out like a curious seal. And just weeks later, he returned to Witless Bay, almost as if checking if the capelin run was as good as he remembered. High summer found him around Ship Island, where kelp forests sway beneath the waves and the air hums with the gossip of seabirds.

By July of 2026, Adam switched over to Gull Island near Bonavista, making his mark in waters bustling with life. His wanderings, from Witless Bay to Bonavista, seem to paint a watery map of Newfoundland and Labrador’s wild coastline, a reminder that some journeys unfold with a swirl of salt and sunlight.

Have you seen Adam? Your sightings—whether from a boat, the shore, or a kitchen window—help fill gaps in his story and shine more light on where these humongous travellers roam. Don’t forget to send in your photos and sightings; every bit adds to what we know about Adam’s journeys, and helps us keep up with migration mysteries!