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Northeast Cetaceans: Bottlenose Dolphins 09/11/2012
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Whales, dolphins, porpoises (and a few seabirds.) in the North Sea. Saturday, 10 November 2012. A pod of 20 Bottlenose Dolphins. Are still present in the Bamburgh/Seahouses area. During the major movement of this species along the Northumberland coast on October 21st, a pod of this size was lingering off Holy Island late afternoon, at the same time as 100 were passing Newbiggin by the Sea and heading south. Several reports since then suggest this may be the same group. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
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Northeast Cetaceans: March 2011
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Whales, dolphins, porpoises (and a few seabirds.) in the North Sea. Monday, 28 March 2011. The 2011 Northumberland Pelagics programme, operated by Northern Experience Wildlfie Tours in association with the Northumberland and Tyneside Bird Club. Friday 22nd July 2011. A 4-hour evening pelagic departing Royal Quays Marina at 18:00. Cost £30 per person. Target species;. Wednesday 27th July 2011. Friday 29th July 2011. Wednesday 3rd August 2011. Thursday 11th August 2011. Saturday 3rd September 2011. Partici...
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Northeast Cetaceans: June 2014
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Whales, dolphins, porpoises (and a few seabirds.) in the North Sea. Tuesday, 17 June 2014. After a number of near misses, I finally caught up with the Bottlenose Dolphins. On Thursday 5th June, and tracked their movement down the coast from Newbiggin to St Mary's Island. I lost them at that point, as they headed across Whitley Bay. They seem to have moved quickly south, and were reported from Marsden Rock.unfortunately as a pod of Minke Whales. Subsequently 'corrected' to a pod of Pilot Whales. Church Po...
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Northeast Cetaceans: April 2011
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Whales, dolphins, porpoises (and a few seabirds.) in the North Sea. Tuesday, 5 April 2011. Between Coquet Point and Coquet Island (M. P. Frankis/A. S. Jack). Off Lizard Point (P. Collins. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Northern Experience Wildlife Tours. Whale(less) but definitely a dolphin cruise :-) NEWT’s North Sea pelagic 27/08/16. Farne Island photo of the day. BDMLR Highland Seal Hospital. Scoots first swim at the hospital. Marinelife / Biscay Dolphin Research Programme. Our ‘Swan Song’.
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Northeast Cetaceans: July 2012
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Whales, dolphins, porpoises (and a few seabirds.) in the North Sea. Wednesday, 18 July 2012. July is always a good month to see. In north east England, and this year is no exception. The first reports came in the last few days of June, and during the last week they've been seen at Newbiggin, Druridge Bay, Blyth, Tynemouth, Lizard Point and Sunderland. At least ten individual animals were photographed during a transect survey on the. Labels: northeast cetacean project. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).
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Northeast Cetaceans: November 2012
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Whales, dolphins, porpoises (and a few seabirds.) in the North Sea. Saturday, 10 November 2012. A pod of 20 Bottlenose Dolphins. Are still present in the Bamburgh/Seahouses area. During the major movement of this species along the Northumberland coast on October 21st, a pod of this size was lingering off Holy Island late afternoon, at the same time as 100 were passing Newbiggin by the Sea and heading south. Several reports since then suggest this may be the same group. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).
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Northeast Cetaceans: Goodbye BND? hello WBD :-)
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Whales, dolphins, porpoises (and a few seabirds.) in the North Sea. Tuesday, 17 June 2014. After a number of near misses, I finally caught up with the Bottlenose Dolphins. On Thursday 5th June, and tracked their movement down the coast from Newbiggin to St Mary's Island. I lost them at that point, as they headed across Whitley Bay. They seem to have moved quickly south, and were reported from Marsden Rock.unfortunately as a pod of Minke Whales. Subsequently 'corrected' to a pod of Pilot Whales. Church Po...
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Northeast Cetaceans: May 2014
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Whales, dolphins, porpoises (and a few seabirds.) in the North Sea. Thursday, 29 May 2014. Bottlenose Dolphins in North East England 2014. Back in 2010, the first North East Cetacean Project report identified May as the best month to see Bottlenose Dolphins. In North East England. In 2012 we finally had evidence that they move south past our coast in October, and 2013 backed that up. This year, we're seeing something unprecedented. In late March I received a report of White-beaked Dolphins. If you have a...
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Northeast Cetaceans: White-beaked Dolphins 26/06/2013
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Whales, dolphins, porpoises (and a few seabirds.) in the North Sea. Thursday, 27 June 2013. Were seen in Newbiggin Bay, Northumberland, yesterday evening (A. Priest). Labels: Newbiggin by the Sea. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Northern Experience Wildlife Tours. Whale(less) but definitely a dolphin cruise :-) NEWT’s North Sea pelagic 27/08/16. Farne Island photo of the day. BDMLR Highland Seal Hospital. Scoots first swim at the hospital. Marinelife / Biscay Dolphin Research Programme.
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Northeast Cetaceans: July 2011
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Whales, dolphins, porpoises (and a few seabirds.) in the North Sea. Tuesday, 5 July 2011. Northeast Cetacean Project Transect Survey 05/07/2011. Plenty of swell and a strengthening southeasterly combined to make surveying impossible this afternoon (waves crashing over the boat every few minutes.) but the morning produced the sort of sightings we dream of;. 6 bow-riding for 12mins from 2mi off Druridge Pools to a point 1.8mi E of Coquet Island. Northern Experience Wildlife Tours. Sunday, 3 July 2011.
