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Finally – the sun has made an appearance in John O’ Groats! Day 2 of Orca Watch started with glorious sunshine and next-to-no sea fog meaning even more people ventured out to Duncansby attempting to see some orca and other cetaceans. We were lucky enough to have a very close encounter

Day 1 (26th May, 2018) – Orca Watch: Risso’s in the Mist

May 26, 2018

by Chloe Robinson

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It’s 6am, keen watchers are sat huddled in their cars at Duncansby Head with a thick sea fog (or haar) rolling in from the Pentland Firth. It was almost as if we had been taken back in time to day 1 of Orca Watch 2017 (minus the rain). Visibility was a little better from the John O’ G

WELCOME TO THE DOLPHIN GALLERY!

May 24, 2018

by Chiara Giulia Bertulli

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Ken and Marilyn own the Dolphin Gallery in New Quay, and Sea Watch has collaborated with them for many years now. We asked them to tell us more about what people can be found in their shop, about which involvement they have with Sea Watch, and why they think is important to stand for

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