Look who is here... |
It's around 13:00h, I spot the dolphins from afar. There is no wind and the water surface is flat like a mirror.
This time Paul joins me. We row out there with slow and strong strokes.
As we get closer I tell Paul that these are not bottlenose dolphins, they do look like Chinese whites ! This is the fourth time ever to see them and it is the third time they are here in a pod. There are six individuals. The adults are not very interactive but a young one is.
It´s one of six Chinese White Dolphins |
The look is distinctly different from the more common bottlenose dolphins |
The tail fin looks kind of deformed |
Here is a good view of his mouth and breathing hole |
Most of the time the dolphins are unseen, but their sonar and whistling is audible. Than out of the blue they appear again...
Paul follows a dolphin |
It's a nice rare session that lasts a good half an hour.
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14:00
We are eating ( of course)
More dolphins come from the north again. But these are bottlenose dolphins. There are about 6 big adults. They are hunting. We follow them with the kayak but there is no underwater encounter.
19:30
It´s getting dark. Wind has picked up and we actually have waves !
Aldo, my father in laws says he just saw dolphins pass. It is so dark, I hardly can see anything. But I row out anyway. The sea is mean and the waves high. It´s just the condition the Ralf would enjoy !
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