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I don't think this post made it to NatureNS the first time I posed so I'm
posting again.
I don't know my cetaceans very well and I just assumed what I saw washed up
on Martinique Beach last week was a porpoise. But Laurie Murison from the
Grand Manan Whale & Seabird Research Station informed me that it was a
Striped Dolphin. Obviously not normal for us but right now our sea surface
temps are the highest I've ever noticed in the 15 years I've been causally
following them.
Keith Lowe
Halifax
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