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Orca Watch Day 8
Jun 04, 2022
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Another glorious day and with many of our observers still in the area we managed to continue to collect effort data from Dunnet Head, Gills Bay, Duncansby Head and Stacks and the ferry. Keep reading for our daily sightings update. We had a great meet up with our Orca Watch 2022
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Orca Watch Day 5
Jun 01, 2022
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It has been another beautiful day here in John O’Groats! Hannah, Anne and I (from the Orca Watch team) hopped on the first ferry in the hopes of seeing some fins. No luck but a lovely round trip to Orkney and we got some more filming done with Antonia and Lauren too. George and
Read MoreOrca Watch 2022 update
May 29, 2022
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Orca Watch 2022 is now up and running. Yesterday our volunteer observers were on the John O’Groats ferry, and were delighted to catch sight of a bull orca from the last ferry of the day – a great start to the week. 2 bull orca were also seen from Gills Bay heading west alo
Read MoreOrca Watch Live returns!
May 21, 2022
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Everything is coming together for Orca Watch 2022. Last minute preparations are going well, and it seems the orca are waiting for us – with many sightings in the area over the last few weeks. If you’re not able to join us in person, you can still join in! As we did i
Read MoreOrca Watch 2021 – Provisional Programme Published
We’re delighted to publish our provisional programme for Orca Watch Online – our virtual recreation of our annual Orca Watch Event. The week kicks off, on 29th May, with our Evening of orca-related talks. And then, every day from Monday 31st May – Sunday 6th June, we
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