Thursday 29th August
Stevo and Chris went to Mwnt at 1pm.
And soon as we sat down and started to see a mother and calf pair of Bottlenose Dolphins came to view right in front of the headland and also a motor boat stopped whilst the Bottlenose Dolphins making their way traveling eastwards out of view.
And then nothing was seen for half and hour.
At 2pm a single Bottlenose Dolphin a very quick glimpse of and and dissapered At the end of our 2 hour watch when we left the station as we were walking back to the car at 14:45pm.
We sighted a Grey Seal giving good views of.
The sea condition was calm rippled surface with a westerly winds
Cheers
Stevo
Thursday 5th September
Results of sightings from Mwnt that we all saw right through the summer period.
During our 2 hour watches so far is.
17 Bottlenose Dolphins with lots of calfs recorded
and 4 Harbour Porpoises.
Animals numbered all together is 21.
Mwnt is a beautiful place to visit and very peaceful to watch.
Anyhow this week no Bottlenose Dolphins were sighted when Chris and I observed the Cardigan Bay.
on our watch this year there are fewer sightings of Bottlenose Dolphins.
We think because they are off on all on summer holidays ! Joke
Cheers
Stevo
this last period of summer is on the increase with a lots of other dolphins species recorded is
a staggering superpods of Common Dolphins
Harbour porpoises
Bottlenose Dolphins in low numbers of and
Risso's Dolphins in good numbers
Minke Whales in close encounters off the Celtic Wildcat
A Fin Whale sighted by Nick 'O Sullivan.
Seals a plentiful around the Pembrokeshire coast
and also as well Thresher Shark was photographed by Richard Corsson and that made the headlines fantastic
Basking Shark sighted up the North coast of Wales
and Sea Otters sighted off Strumble Head
What a awesome summer that we all had with so many activities so far
Cheers
Stevo
with plenty more sightings still to follow
