On Sunday 21st August the IWDG delivered Whale Watch Ireland 2011. This All Ireland Whale Watch day comprised guided land-based whale watches at 13 sites throughout the four provinces. This event now in its 10th year is one of the largest events on the Irish wildlife calendar and was attended by c1,250 whale watchers and
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On Sunday 21st August the IWDG delivered Whale Watch Ireland 2011. This All Ireland Whale Watch day comprised guided land-based whale watches at 13 sites throughout the four provinces. This event now in its 10th year is one of the largest events on the Irish wildlife calendar and was attended by c1,250 whale watchers and
Report VI, 23rd Aug 2011, 15:00 It looks like Waterford Co. Co. will remove the sperm whale today for incineration. IWDG have collectively argued that this is a wasted opportunity, as the specimen, could have made a fantastic educational resource, not to mention the tourism potential that would flow from such a unique local attraction.
Report VI, 23rd Aug 2011, 15:00 It looks like Waterford Co. Co. will remove the sperm whale today for incineration. IWDG have collectively argued that this is a wasted opportunity, as the specimen, could have made a fantastic educational resource, not to mention the tourism potential that would flow from such a unique local attraction.
IWDG members chartered Mick Sheeran’s “Blasket Princess” for the day on Tuesday 9 Aug in an attemt to track down the now elusive humpback whales in Dingle Bay. It was a team effort where the local whale-watch gurus coordinated an impressive effort to track down whales. The forecast was for a brief weather window. Nick
IWDG members chartered Mick Sheeran’s “Blasket Princess” for the day on Tuesday 9 Aug in an attemt to track down the now elusive humpback whales in Dingle Bay. It was a team effort where the local whale-watch gurus coordinated an impressive effort to track down whales. The forecast was for a brief weather window. Nick
Report IV, 02/08/11 Despite a change to less settled Atlantic weather, there is still evidence from land watches, of humpback whale activity in the waters adjacent to Slea Head and the Blaskets, Co. Kerry. On Tues 2nd August Nick Massett observed a whale with a low bushy blow in Dingle Bay. A subsequent report later
Report IV, 02/08/11 Despite a change to less settled Atlantic weather, there is still evidence from land watches, of humpback whale activity in the waters adjacent to Slea Head and the Blaskets, Co. Kerry. On Tues 2nd August Nick Massett observed a whale with a low bushy blow in Dingle Bay. A subsequent report later
You’ve no doubt been reading about the wonderful large whale activity off the Southwest, with fin whales in numbers off West Cork and humpbacks off West Kerry; see recent articles on www.iwdg.ie. But while IWDG Kerry members were enjoying a rare glimpse of two humpbacks off Slea Head area on 14th July, IWDG Dublin member
You’ve no doubt been reading about the wonderful large whale activity off the Southwest, with fin whales in numbers off West Cork and humpbacks off West Kerry; see recent articles on www.iwdg.ie. But while IWDG Kerry members were enjoying a rare glimpse of two humpbacks off Slea Head area on 14th July, IWDG Dublin member