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Today we had a day with Sei whales!
In the morning they were very close
to our marina and from shore, traveling east. Luckily, we were able to find
them again in the afternoon many miles eastern than in the morning, it was easy
to work with these animals today, so we got a very good sighting.
to our marina and from shore, traveling east. Luckily, we were able to find
them again in the afternoon many miles eastern than in the morning, it was easy
to work with these animals today, so we got a very good sighting.
In the morning common and bottlenose dolphins played with the boat and
in the afternoon, it was the turn of the Atlantic spotted dolphins presenting
us their beautiful baby dolphins!
in the afternoon, it was the turn of the Atlantic spotted dolphins presenting
us their beautiful baby dolphins!
Photos by Carine Zimmermann
Atlantic Spotted Dolphin and Cory’s Shearwater
Sei whale travelling
Two Sei whales
Cory’s Shearwater looking for fish
Young Bottlenose Dolphin
Common tern juvenile
Common dolphins
Today we
had a day with several whales and dolphins in Pico Island.
had a day with several whales and dolphins in Pico Island.
We started
with a group of male sperm whales showing high tails, we saw spotted dolphins
always curious with the boat, and many Risso’s Dolphins with adults, juveniles and calves, and we finished the Sunday with two Sei whales.
with a group of male sperm whales showing high tails, we saw spotted dolphins
always curious with the boat, and many Risso’s Dolphins with adults, juveniles and calves, and we finished the Sunday with two Sei whales.
Photos by Rui Santos
Atlantic spotted dolphins
Sei whale
Sperm whale tail
Risso’s dolphin calf
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Equipa de Biólogos da Futurismo
Sandrina Rodrigues
