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Jul 27, 2014
by Imogen Cavadino
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This Saturday marked the start of the week long National Whale and Dolphin Watch. Around the UK hundreds of volunteers are making to the cliffs and headlands hoping to get a glimpse of these mesmerising animals.

Today in New Quay the week got off to a flying start, this cheeky little shag was spotted chilling out in the harbour waiting for its next meal and earlier in the day a bottlenose dolphn and it’s calf were also spotted splashing around.

(C) Seawatch Foundation/ John Pye

(C) SeaWatch Foundation/ John Pye

If you are out and about in New Quay this week why not come and join the Sea Watch scientists on the Pier and help with some land observations. Feel free to pop down anytime between 11:00 and 17:00. We will also be running lots of little games and activities to keep all the little ones happy.

 

John

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