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What if we could have a look at the future of Shannon dolphins?
Miguel Blázquez Hervás explores the viability of the Shannon Dolphin population
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This week on Flukey Friday we are delighted to have Conal O'Flanagan joining us. Conal is one of the IWDG directors and will be sharing his experience of watching for cetaceans on the East coast.
We'll also be talking about some of our smallest and most frequently sighted cetacean species, such as the harbour porpoise and the smallest of the baleen whales, the minke whale.
Tune in to our live show at 11 o clock.
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This week on Flukey Friday we'll be talking about some of our smallest and most frequently sighted cetacean species, such as the harbour porpoise and minke whale.
Tune in to our live show at 11 o clock.
#FlukeyFriday #iwdg #cetaceans #Education #virtualclassroom #LiveQ&A #SpreadTheWord
In our earlier post we discussed the Risso's dolphin encounter off the Cork Bouy area at 14:00 of about 15 animals. Well we've just received these images by Dave Edwards of West Cork Charters, of a larger group of 20+ Risso's earlier that morning just a few Kms off Seven Heads, Clonakilty bay, which we felt worth sharing.
Risso's can be shy around boats, but on occasion you can get lucky and connect with a "sociable" group and the results, as you can see from these images, can be quite special. Big thanks to Dave Edwards for sharing these images with IWDG.
