A cetacean monitoring project in running in Guernsey with @GuernseyBRC. IDing local bottlenoses and understanding other local marine species 🐬 #cidolphins
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We’ve received lots of Bottlenose dolphin sightings around the Bailiwick over the last few days 🤩🐬
If you’ve snapped any photos or videos we would love to see them, especially if the dorsal fin is clear for photo IDs!
Thank you Gemma Honey and Sark Ferries for the 📹!
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A rescue operation was launched on Monday afternoon after 13 common dolphins found themselves stuck in shallow water on Jersey's south east coast.
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Well that’s an 🌱 wrap! Many congratulations to our #BEEP volunteers for attending the UK Seagrass Symposium, hosted by the @OceanCTrust @CwallWildlife
Over 150 delegates attended in person & 50 online to hear @claremarshall_ showcase BEEP & Bailiwick Eelgrass. Well done Clare!
The Bailiwick DolFin Project retweeted
Next Sunday (24th September) we will be down at the St Johns Ambulance Seafront Sunday (St Peter Port) all day with our project partners @LaSocieteG 🌳@_Seasearch 🤿 and @DolfinID🐬
Why not say hello 👋 and chat to us all about Guernsey’s marvellous marine environment 🦀🐠🪼🐙🌱
Amazing work John!! Humpbacks in the Channel Islands- what an amazing sighting!!
🐋 Whale, whale, whale! Look what we have here!
Listen here: bbc.in/3XVrzNF
📷: John Ovenden Photography
ALT Humpback whales in Channel Island waters
The Bailiwick DolFin Project retweeted
It's #WorldDolphinDay! 🐬
Drop a🐬 in the comments if these beautiful animals make your day a little brighter 🤗
🎥 IG user 'zanzibar_mermaid'
Via @PADI
The Bailiwick DolFin Project retweeted
It's #WorldDolphinDay!
Don't visit dolphinaria. Instead help to keep these incredible animals where they belong - in the wild 🐬💙
#TankFree
ALT A pod of dolphins leap out of the water as they swim in the wild
The Bailiwick DolFin Project retweeted
An influx of porpoises has been detected in a particular area off Jersey's north-east coast. Find out why below:
itv.com/news/channel/2023-03…
The Bailiwick DolFin Project retweeted
Happy World Whale Day 🌊🐋
For #WorldWhaleDay, we’re celebrating the work that we do at the WCA to protect these extraordinary animals and their habitats! 🐳
worldcetaceanalliance.org/
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The Bailiwick DolFin Project retweeted
The bumps humpback whales have on their head and pectoral fins are hair follicles. They act as a sensory tool, detecting changes in water temperature and the presence of prey in the whale’s blind spots.
#EarthCapture by Alex NewSouthWhales via Instagram
#WorldWhaleDay
ALT Humpback Whale
The Bailiwick DolFin Project retweeted
Whale whale whale, if it isn’t #WorldWhaleDay. Did you know a number of different whales visit or live in the UK’s seas? Here’s a 🧵 about UK whales. (1/6)
The Bailiwick DolFin Project retweeted
This #WorldWhaleDay we’re sharing some fin-tastic fluke photography.
How amazing are these images?!
RT to share the love for these marine mammals. 🐋
ALT Humpback whale fluke very close to a diving boat in background with high waves and a group of birds in the background.
ALT Close up of a humpback whale fluke at sunset, orange and yellow hues.
ALT Sperm whale diving, tail fluke against a stormy grey sky.
ALT Grey whale tail fluke at surface of water against a light blue sky and calm blue water.
The Bailiwick DolFin Project retweeted
Happy #WorldWhaleDay2023! 🐋
Scripps Acoustic Ecology Lab (@Scripps_AEL) students are here to talk about how and why they research these incredible creatures. ⬇️
Dive into the Scripps Acoustic Ecology Lab: sael.ucsd.edu/
The Bailiwick DolFin Project retweeted
WATCH: Rescue effort ongoing as whale swims through Rance Barrage | Bailiwick Express gsy.bailiwickexpress.com/gsy…
