marineland right whale project: Northern Right Whale Sighting Update 1/19-1/28 - 01/29/08 02:37 PM
I know I am so far behind and I am so sorry! Life has a funny way of catching up to me sometimes! My dad came in last Wednesday and we had a great time together. We even went in search of Right Whales on Friday but the weather was not very (11 comments)
marineland right whale project: Northern Right Whales Arpeggio And Calf Sighting Confirmed! - 01/21/08 09:32 AM
The Marineland Right Whale Project celebrated it's seven year anniversary of it's first whale sighting on Friday, January 18th with sightings of two mothers and calf's!The first pair were sighted by one of the Projects survey volunteers who was at her post near "Clicker Beach" which is close to Hammock Dunes (7 comments)
marineland right whale project: Introducing Nothern Right Whale Arpeggio And Her Calf! - 01/19/08 06:58 AM
Last evening I received permission from Joy Hampp and Jim Hain to post a photo of Arpeggio and her calf. It is the property of Jim Hain and The Marineland Right Whale Project and was taken by Joy at Beverly Beach, FL on December 10th. They estimate the baby was at least (9 comments)
marineland right whale project: Have Arpeggio And Her Baby Returned? - 01/18/08 10:34 AM
Up until now, our whale sighting reports have been zero since January 1st.Nothing, nada, zilch... I went in search of our famous mother/baby duo on Saturday, January 5th and found nothing.I even called Jim Hain, Scientist from Woods Hole, Woods Hole, Massachusetts to see if they (him and Joy Hampp, Project Coordinator for (9 comments)
marineland right whale project: Proud Mom Arpreggio, And Her Calf Still Cruising Florida's Coast Line! - 01/02/08 02:25 PM
The now famous Northern Right Whale fondly called Arpeggio and her calf are still hanging out near St. Augustine and Matanzas Inlet. Friday, December 28th was a beautiful day, and apparently there were a lot of boats out taking advantage of the weather near St. Augustine Inlet. When the mother and calf (21 comments)
marineland right whale project: North Atlantic Right Whale's Are On The Move In Florida 12/27/2007 - 12/27/07 03:22 PM
My favorite "snowbird" is the Northern Atlantic Right Whale, and they have already started to arrive here in Florida! I receive Right Whale Sighting Update emails from Joy Hampp, Project Coordinator of the Marineland Right Whale Project here in Marineland, FL. (1-888-97-WHALE) I recently asked Joy if it would be OK if I began (17 comments)
marineland right whale project: The Whales Are Back In Town! - 12/11/07 01:54 PM
Last summer I wrote about Florida's Other Snow-Bird~The Northern Atlantic Right Whales... I told you about how they come visit us for 2 to 3 months in the winter season, have their babies then head back to Nova Scotia. I gave you backgroud information on why they are so endangered and what is (19 comments)