Land-based observations of cetaceans in the waters of Beringa Island in 2007-2009
doi: 10.15468/wef623 , 10.82144/177736be
Land-based observations of cetaceans in the waters of Beringa Island in 2007-2009
Original provider: Russian Cetacean Habitat Project Dataset credits: Russian Cetacean Habitat Project Far East Russia Orca Project Whale and Dolphin Conservation Society Abstract: These data were collected via land-based observations from Poludennaya Bay, Beringa Island (Commander Islands) in May-June 2007, May-July 2008 and August-September 2009. The observation point was located on a 40 m cliff. Bearing and distance to the observed whales were defined by binoculars with a compass and range-finding reticle. Observations were conducted during all daylight hours, if visibility was more than 5 km. We made one 15 minute scan every half hour and noted all cetaceans observed during the scan. Consequently, in many cases we could note the same animal several times in different scans. Observed species include killer whale, minke whale, humpback whale, fin whale, sei whale, sperm whale, Baird’s beaked whale, harbor porpoise and Dall’s porpoise.
Sharks and Rays, Commander Islands, Observation, Marine Biology, Kamchatka, land-based observations, Seabirds, Occurrence, Beringa Island, Marine mammals, critical habitat, Sea turtles, Visual sighting
Sharks and Rays, Commander Islands, Observation, Marine Biology, Kamchatka, land-based observations, Seabirds, Occurrence, Beringa Island, Marine mammals, critical habitat, Sea turtles, Visual sighting
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