Survey Reports
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CLdN Heysham to Dublin 9 September 2025
9 September 2025
View reportWith seabird numbers beginning to drop as the autumn progresses, it was very good to record Great Skua and Arctic Skua as these birds moved to more southern waters....
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MARINElife survey report: Portsmouth-Jersey 6 September
6 September 2025
View reportWe did however record a sighting of some critically endangered Balearic Shearwater...
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MARINElife survey report: Poole-Jersey 6 September
6 September 2025
View reportSailing past Alderney and then making a heading to Jersey, we saw a large flock of Balearic Shearwater...
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CLdN Heysham to Warrenpoint 4-5 September 2025
4 September 2025
View reportGood views of Harbour Porpoise and Common Dolphin, together with large numbers of Guillemot and a couple of Storm Petrel, made this a memorable survey....
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MARINElife survey report: Dover-Dunkirk 30 August
30 August 2025
View reportAs with other recent surveys on the Dover Strait, the number of immature Gannet was noticeable, including first, second and fourth year birds...
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MARINElife WLA report Bideford-Lundy 23 August
23 August 2025
View reportLoads of Silver Y moth and a couple of Hummingbird Hawk-moth were flitting around the flowers...
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MARINElife survey report: Dover-Calais 16 August
16 August 2025
View reportAs we left the harbour entrance we spotted several Great Black-backed Gull and Cormorant resting on the outer breakwater....
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CLdN Heysham to Dublin 12 August 2025
12 August 2025
View reportLate summer movements of Manx Shearwater, massed gull sightings in Dublin, and plenty of Guillemot adult-and-juvenile encounters typified this productive survey....
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DFDS Newcastle-Amsterdam 11-13 August 2025
11 August 2025
View reportLots of seabird activity, with signs of early autumn movements, while four Minke Whales provided excellent entertainment for all on board the Princess Seaways...
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