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Winter land-watching in Moray
Jan 16, 2014
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Burghead headland on the Moray coast is well know for providing regular views of bottlenose dolphins, harbour porpoise, minke whales and the occasional killer whale. Alan Airey, SWF Regional Coordinator, frequently conducts land-watches from this site and others along this stre
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Jan 16, 2014
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We’ve recently had 500 leaflets printed by Huddersfield company Aura Print. They’re based in West Yorkshire but do work for companies and people all over the UK and beyond thanks to their great website www.auraprint.co.uk and the great next day courier service that they us
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Kayakers encounter common dolphins off Northumberland
Dec 01, 2013
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An unusual sighting of common dolphins was reported in the vicinity of the Farnes Isles by kayaker, Neil Turnbull. Neil explains: At first we thought they were bottlenose dolphins but looked very small. We paddled out from the beach under Dunstanburgh Castle and were confronted by the
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2014 Internship applications now open!
The Cardigan Bay Monitoring Project is based in New Quay, West Wales, and supports the conservation management of the bottlenose dolphin, harbour porpoise and grey seal populations of Cardigan Bay, monitoring their abundance, distribution, reproductive success and population structure
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Humpback whale still in Norfolk – photos
The animal that was first sighted yesterday off Hemsby has been repeatedly seen off Hornsy today and lucky observers have been able to capture some photographs of the animal. Andrew Easton has kindly sent his shots over to us and these are included in this post below. Regional coordin
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