Pablo's team saw a tagged dolphin yesterday, apparently with only one pin still holding the satellite tag onto the fin. Unfortunately, they were not able to get any photos of it, so we cannot determine for certain which dolphin it was. However, Yaana has spent time in the vicinity (near Northeast Sandbanks) on each of the past 3 days before moving offshore at night. Field conditions are very challenging---the extreme cold limits time on the water each day. (That is a shot of calm conditions---you can imagine how hard it is when things are far from ideal, as right now.)
Monday, June 25, 2007
June 25---Catching a Glimpse...
Yaana is outside the mouth of the bay.
Pablo's team saw a tagged dolphin yesterday, apparently with only one pin still holding the satellite tag onto the fin. Unfortunately, they were not able to get any photos of it, so we cannot determine for certain which dolphin it was. However, Yaana has spent time in the vicinity (near Northeast Sandbanks) on each of the past 3 days before moving offshore at night. Field conditions are very challenging---the extreme cold limits time on the water each day. (That is a shot of calm conditions---you can imagine how hard it is when things are far from ideal, as right now.)
Pablo's team saw a tagged dolphin yesterday, apparently with only one pin still holding the satellite tag onto the fin. Unfortunately, they were not able to get any photos of it, so we cannot determine for certain which dolphin it was. However, Yaana has spent time in the vicinity (near Northeast Sandbanks) on each of the past 3 days before moving offshore at night. Field conditions are very challenging---the extreme cold limits time on the water each day. (That is a shot of calm conditions---you can imagine how hard it is when things are far from ideal, as right now.)
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