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Humpy’s back!
Humpback whale showing characteristic humped back and white pectoral fins. Photo by Peter Evans/Sea Watch Foundation Just a couple of weeks ago, with help from our Regional Coordinator for Norfolk we sent out a prediction to press in the East Anglia region of a humpback whale visiting
Read MoreNational Survey Reveals Changing Status of Britain’s Whales and Dolphins
Sep 01, 2015
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The National Whale and Dolphin Watch, involving more than a thousand volunteers from all around the British Isles, conducted between 25th July and 2nd August, has revealed striking trends in the status and distribution of Britain’s Whales and Dolphins. Organised by the Sea Watch Found
Read MoreDrones – Can they be used for marine mammal research?
Jul 13, 2015
The use of radio controlled unnmanned aerial vehicles aka ‘drones’, has exploded in popularity across the globe, mainly due to the developments in technology enabling them to be mass produced at low cost for hobby craft enthusiasts, and our fascination with filming ourselves and the w
Read MoreHumpback Hooray!
Jun 15, 2015
Wildlife enthusiasts and members of the public around the coast of the British Isles are being treated to an unusually high number of sightings of one of the world’s most charismatic mammals, the humpback whale. Reports, photographs and videos of humpbacks have been flooding in to the
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Humpback whale still in Norfolk – photos
The animal that was first sighted yesterday off Hemsby has been repeatedly seen off Hornsy today and lucky observers have been able to capture some photographs of the animal. Andrew Easton has kindly sent his shots over to us and these are included in this post below. Regional coordin
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