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Scientists stunned as John Coe goes east!
Aug 23, 2013
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A huge male killer whale, known to researchers as John Coe, has excited scientists from the Sea Watch Foundation by appearing close to shore off Girdleness and Peterhead this week- the first time he has been seen off the east coast in more than 20 years. John Coe, identifiable by a v
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Bottlenose dolphins seen off Sussex
On Wednesday the 21st of August, 2013 a small pod of four bottlenose dolphins were spotted off of the Sussex coast. This unusual sighting was reported to the Sea Watch Foundation by (H. Dealans?) who spotted the group of dolphins bowriding next to a ferry at approximately 2:30 pm, fro
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Common dolphin in the River Dee
Aug 22, 2013
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Flintshire locals were witness to the unusual sight of a common dolphin breaching in the River Dee this week. Common dolphins are generally seen offshore often in large groups so this lone animal is unusual in more ways than one. The animal was first seen on Monday 19th and continued
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Orca off Aberdeen!
Written by Kevin Hepworth – SWF Regional Coordinator I went for a quick look at the beach this morning as sea states were forecast to be good and had had white-beaks last Friday off Balmedie. An interesting session followed. There were a few skuas and shearwaters about and then
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Cetacean Surveying Training Course – August 2013
The 17th and 18th of August marked another training weekend at the Seawatch Foundation in New Quay. Nine enthusiastic trainees arrived to a generous helping of biscuits and tea before settling down to a morning of lectures from experts Daphna Feingold and Danielle Gibas. After the the
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