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Sighting ID = 641 Date = 2018-08-07 Start Time = 10:53:00 End Time = 11:24:00
Area = Kilkenny Creek, GA Estuary Latitude = N31-48.678 Longitude = W081-11.305
GA Zone = GA011BEA Species = Bottlenose ( Tursiops truncatus )
Group Size = 4 Number of Juveniles = 1 Number of Calves =
Number of Pregnant = Number Adults seen with Calf =
Cetacean IDs = 26 6 27 37
Cetacean IDs seen with a Calf = Cetacean IDs seen Pregnant =
Behaviors :
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Weather = Partly Cloudy Cloud Cover = 10 % SeaState = 0 Moon = Wan1Q
Tide State = OL Tidal Range = 7.3 (ft) Wave Height = 0.0 (ft) Depth = 10 (ft)
Cue = Fin Interaction with Observer = Curious Bottom Substrate = Silt or Mud Group Cohesion = Tight
Heading = Down the creek. Heading True° = Reason to Leave = Continue Search Average Dive Time = (sec)
Water Temp = (°C) Salinity Conduction = (ppt) Salinity Refraction = (ppt) pH =
Dissolved Oxygen = (mg/L)
Behavoir Notes = Two dolphins smelled the shrimp I had in the baitwell (I had been shrimping when I spotted these dolphins), so they approached the stern, right next to the engine just below the surface (I had shut off engine by this point), and they stayed just by the drain from the baitwell where they could smell the shrimp. Stayed for 3 minutes before moving off.
Comments = Pink belly seen. 4 dolphins swimming in two pairs. One pair swimming and frolicking from time to time (dolphins #27 and #37, could not verify which dolphin had the pink belly). The other two (#25, #6) swam together. Saw the previous group (sighting #640) swim by going up the creek (verified by the pics of dolphin #938).

These are the more interesting audio files from the sighting.

These are the more interesting video files from the sighting.

These are links to the details page for each picture below.

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