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Orca Watch Day 9
Jun 05, 2022
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Welcome back for the final round-up blog of Orca Watch 2022. Beautiful skies again with a slight breeze – layers were needed up at Duncansby Head and Dunnet Head! We’ve been spending the day wrapping things up here, preparing for our final round-up on YouTube. We’ve really enjoy
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Orca Watch Day 8
Jun 04, 2022
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Another glorious day and with many of our observers still in the area we managed to continue to collect effort data from Dunnet Head, Gills Bay, Duncansby Head and Stacks and the ferry. Keep reading for our daily sightings update. We had a great meet up with our Orca Watch 2022
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Orca Watch Day 7
Jun 03, 2022
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Key sightings update Wow! What an amazing evening last night – 7-8 killer whales from the John O’Groats ferry and many happy passengers. After the final round-trip ferry to Orkney, the ferry company made the quick decision to turn around and head back out after reports of orca near to
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Orca Watch Day 6
Jun 02, 2022
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Welcome back to our daily Orca Watch blog. Firstly, we got national recognition last night as Iolo Williams from BBC Springwatch broadcasted live from the Isle of Mull. He spoke a little about the West Coast Community and John Coe and Aquarius before mentioning our citizen science eve
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Orca Watch Day 5
Jun 01, 2022
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It has been another beautiful day here in John O’Groats! Hannah, Anne and I (from the Orca Watch team) hopped on the first ferry in the hopes of seeing some fins. No luck but a lovely round trip to Orkney and we got some more filming done with Antonia and Lauren too. George and
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