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Migration Patterns of Humpback Whales

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Where Is Everybody?

It’s getting quieter and quieter by the day for dolphins sightings arond the inner Moray Firth and you have go do a bit of travelling around to see any of the bigger groups – there are a few 1’s and 2’s dolphin combinations travelling around like Kesslet and Charlie or Zephyr and young ZuZu and recently while out on a trip we came across Scoopy or “Flosse” as he is called by our WDC Germany office looking a bit lonely resting out at sea with no other dolphins around. He did eventually go and join a group of mums and calves that swam past nearby and that seemed to cheer him up. You can adopt him if you live in mainland Europe by clicking HERE 

About Charlie Phillips

Field officer - Adopt a Dolphin