#WildlifeWednesday π
Catching something out of the corner of your eye during a #DolphinWatch survey.π Is it a seal? A dolphin? π€ No, just a cormorant diving! π

#WildlifeWednesday π
Catching something out of the corner of your eye during a #DolphinWatch survey.π Is it a seal? A dolphin? π€ No, just a cormorant diving! π
π Weekly Sightings Update π
π§βπ€βπ§This week our #MarineConservation volunteers carried out 23 #DolphinWatch surveys.πThere were sightings of dolphins throughout the week π¬& we also spotted a number of Atlantic grey seals! π¦ We're now conducting surveys 9am-5pm daily π
π Weekly Sightings Update π
π§βπ€βπ§This week our #MarineConservation volunteers carried out 37 #DolphinWatch surveys.πHighlights included dolphins leaping near the harbour, an Atlantic grey seal foraging and an Eurasian otter! π¬ π This was our last week of conducting surveys at 7am. π
𦦠This otter was spotted swimming in front of the harbour wall this week! π
An exciting sighting to add to our #DolphinWatch surveys. π
#MarineMonday π
π¦ Redshanks can be identified by their distinctive long, bright red-orange legs. π§ "Shank" is an old word for legs.π So they're named for their appearance!πͺ
πΈ Photo taken by #MarineConservation volunteer Rosie. During a #DolphinWatch Survey. π
π Weekly Sightings Update π
π§βπ€βπ§This week our #MarineConservation volunteers carried out 25 #DolphinWatch surveys! π Hit and miss for dolphin sightings! With groups of 7-8 spotted or none at all.π¬We trained 7 new volunteers to carry out these surveys. π€©
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π Weekly Sightings Update π
π§βπ€βπ§This week our #MarineConservation volunteers carried out 35 #DolphinWatch surveys.π Another busy week. Groups of 3-10 dolphins were spotted including mothers and calves.π¬