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Leaping Leap Year

Mar 12, 2020

by Monitoring Officer

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behaviour, Bottlenose dolphins, cardigan bay, cetacean, dolphin, dolphin watching, dolphins, leap, pictures

There are few things as impressive as a leaping dolphin, and there’s no doubt that a dolphin jumping high out of the water is the must have picture that everyone hopes to capture when they go out on a dolphin spotting trips. But why do dolphins leap? The answer is we’re still no

Dolphins on the doorstep!

Jul 11, 2017

by Harriet Goodchild

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dolphin watching, volunteer

I used to think that to see a cetacean I had to travel and get on a boat. So over the last couple of decades, a theme has emerged when I plan a holiday – is there even the remotest chance I might be able to go on a whale or dolphin watch? Although I won’t be giving up the boat trips a

BIG WATCH@THE BROCH

Jun 08, 2017

by Harriet Goodchild

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dolphin watching, humpback whale, minke whale, sperm whale

This weekend, Sea Watch Foundation Regional co-ordinator for North East Scotland, Alan Airey, will be attending Big Watch@The Broch. Alan will be on hand helping visitors to spot marine mammals and sharing his 15 years worth of Cetacean watching experience at the Burghead Visitor Cent

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Dolphins on the doorstep!

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