Grey whale visits Vancouver for second day in a row (PHOTOS, VIDEOS)

For the second consecutive day, a grey whale was spotted feeding in Vancouver’s local waters.

The adult grey whale was first seen just off the west side of Stanley Park in the early afternoon. It then made a venture to Ambleside Beach at West Vancouver before returning to the Vancouver side of Burrard Inlet.

This is likely the same grey whale that was sighted swimming close to the Stanley Park seawall on Tuesday afternoon.

There have been a number of grey whale sightings this year, including another two-day spotting in the same area in mid-September. A pod of orca whales were also seen frolicking in Burrard Inlet in June.

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#WhaleSighting: The grey whale is back again today visiting #StanleyPark! If spotted, stay safely 100 metres away. pic.twitter.com/F8LqlY0ahB

— Vancouver Aquarium (@vanaqua) September 30, 2015

A grey whale off of second beach. Rough day at the office. #vancouver #stanleypark A video posted by @danger_on_air on Sep 30, 2015 at 5:14pm PDT

Vancouver bike tours by Mike w @ohlilylily *special package* Whale watching!! Lol maybe I should be a professional whale watcher?? #fUNemployment #toursbymike #seawall #whalewatching #vancitybuzz

A video posted by Leo Michael de Leon (@mr_dilly) on Sep 30, 2015 at 2:42pm PDT

Some grey whale seawall action #stanleypark #vancouverbc A photo posted by @curkre on Sep 30, 2015 at 5:21pm PDT

Whale in Stanley Park!!! #whale #vancouver #stanleypark #ocean #omgitsawhale

A photo posted by Jared (@jbouch89) on Sep 30, 2015 at 10:36am PDT