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A third striped dolphin was reported on 17 November.  A juvenile dolphin measuring just 1.32m was reported by Frankie and Marie Morris and was visited today, in the pouring rain, by Simon Berrow and family. Although badly eaten away the dolphin was fresgly stranded and probably associated with the striped dolphin stranding in Ballybunnion last Friday.

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A third striped dolphin was reported on 17 November.  A juvenile dolphin measuring just 1.32m was reported by Frankie and Marie Morris and was visited today, in the pouring rain, by Simon Berrow and family. Although badly eaten away the dolphin was fresgly stranded and probably associated with the striped dolphin stranding in Ballybunnion last Friday.

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The world’s rarest species of whale has finally been seen and photographed, 140 years after it was first identified from a jaw bone. Spade-toothed beaked whales, Mesoplodon traversii, grow to more than 5 metres (16 feet) long but, apart from a handful of skull bones, had never been seen until two bodies were found stranded

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The world’s rarest species of whale has finally been seen and photographed, 140 years after it was first identified from a jaw bone. Spade-toothed beaked whales, Mesoplodon traversii, grow to more than 5 metres (16 feet) long but, apart from a handful of skull bones, had never been seen until two bodies were found stranded

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Update IV, 31/10/12…the end of the road! Last week on 24th October, the Baltimore fin whale carcass was towed out to open water between the Bill of Cape Clear and the Fasnet Rock, West Cork and sunk with 3 tonnes of wagon wheels (not the Cadbury's variety).  With her, went any chance of salvaging the skeleton, which

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Update IV, 31/10/12…the end of the road! Last week on 24th October, the Baltimore fin whale carcass was towed out to open water between the Bill of Cape Clear and the Fasnet Rock, West Cork and sunk with 3 tonnes of wagon wheels (not the Cadbury's variety).  With her, went any chance of salvaging the skeleton, which

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Invite to NADA

You are electronically invited to view NADA at your leisure at www.conamara.org   The NADA rock exhibition (by Bob Quinn) can also be viewed in person at Tuairín, Béal an Daingin, Conamara.  NADA – Neolithic Anti-Dealer Art. (Can’t be bought, can’t be sold, can’t be moved) Comments  to admin@conamara.org

Invite to NADA

You are electronically invited to view NADA at your leisure at www.conamara.org   The NADA rock exhibition (by Bob Quinn) can also be viewed in person at Tuairín, Béal an Daingin, Conamara.  NADA – Neolithic Anti-Dealer Art. (Can’t be bought, can’t be sold, can’t be moved) Comments  to admin@conamara.org