{"id":1521,"date":"2014-07-01T14:56:00","date_gmt":"2014-07-01T14:56:00","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/whalewatchingazores.com\/blog\/2014\/07\/01\/june-2014-sighting-statistics\/"},"modified":"2019-11-22T22:32:04","modified_gmt":"2019-11-22T22:32:04","slug":"june-2014-sighting-statistics","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/whalewatchingazores.com\/blog\/june-2014-sighting-statistics\/","title":{"rendered":"Estat\u00edsticas dos avistamentos de Junho – June 2014 sighting statistics"},"content":{"rendered":"
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\nJunho foi um m\u00eas incr\u00edvel para baleias e golfinhos em S\u00e3o
\nMiguel, A\u00e7ores. Encontramos um total de 11 esp\u00e9cies de cet\u00e1ceos diferentes este
\nm\u00eas. N\u00f3s tivemos algumas baleias migrat\u00f3rias (principalmente baleias
\nsardinheiras e baleias comuns), com a estrela do m\u00eas a baleia de bossas que foi
\nobservada repetidamente na \u00faltima viagem do m\u00eas (veja fotos dessa viagem).
\nEncontros com cachalotes s\u00e3o mais regulares nesta \u00e9poca do ano pois aproximamo-nos
\ndo per\u00edodo mais quente do ano, e diversas esp\u00e9cies de golfinhos diferentes
\ntamb\u00e9m aparecem durante a maioria das nossas viagens. Para al\u00e9m dos cet\u00e1ceos
\nque encontramos outras esp\u00e9cies marinhas foram poss\u00edveis de observar, como o peixe-lua
\n(Mola mola), o peixe-voador, muitas tartarugas comuns, uma tartaruga de couro e
\nat\u00e9 mesmo atuns. Como de costume, tamb\u00e9m vimos muitas aves marinhas, com alguns
\navistamentos mais interessantes, como a pardela da Macaron\u00e9sia, o estapagado e
\no cagarro de coleira no final do m\u00eas (o avistamento mais cedo do ano). Abaixo
\nest\u00e1 a frequ\u00eancia de avistamento de todas as esp\u00e9cies de cet\u00e1ceos que
\nencontramos em junho:<\/div>\n
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\nJune has been an incredible month for whale and dolphin watching in S\u00e3o Miguel, Azores. We have encountered a total of 11 different cetacean species this month. We still had some baleen whales passing (mostly sei whales<\/a> and fin whales<\/a>), with the star of the month being a humpback whale<\/a> that was encountered repeatedly breaching on the last tour of the month (see photos from this tour by clicking HERE<\/a>). Sperm whale<\/a> encounters are more regular now that we are approaching the warmest period of the year, and several different dolphin species have also made an appearance during almost all our tours. As well as cetaceans we have encountered other marine species, such as ocean sunfish (Mola mola<\/i>)<\/a>, flying fish<\/a>, many loggerhead turtles<\/a>, a leatherback turtle<\/a> and even tuna. As usual we have also seen many seabirds, with some more interesting sightings such as the Macaronesian shearwater<\/a>, Manx shearwater<\/a> and a great shearwater<\/a> at the end of the month (the earliest during the year that we have ever seen the latter species). Below are sighting frequencies of all species of cetaceans we have encountered in June:<\/div>\n

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