I have to work fast since the power has been flickering on and off. This will be a short blog, I'll catch you up in more detail tomorrow. Below is a map of the dolphin locations for today, March 15. Dolphin #63 remains inside Cape Cod Bay while #62 had moved farther east on the outside of the Cape. (You can clearly see how far #62 has traveled by looking at an early map here. These data came in soon after the dolphins were released following a mass stranding event.)
I am relieved they are both still transmitting, that is a good sign. We still have some hurdles to overcome but we'll view those over the next several days. Weather is supposed to improve so that will be in their favor.
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Have a great evening!
- Connie
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This coverage is great and really appreciated. Your team is doing a wonderful job. Thanks!
ReplyDeletethanks for the postings Connie! It's great to see whats happening after we release them.
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