The remains were taken up to the Zoological Society of London for a post mortem. The photographs were not conclusive (I thought it might possibly have been a long beaked common dolphin - the images had be wide angle and gave an unusual perspective) but it was confirmed to be a short beaked common dolphin.
Wednesday, 14 September 2016
Dead stranding common do,lphin Kingston Gorse
I received a report from Worthing Beach Office that a dead dolphin had been washed ashore at Kingston Gorse near Littlehampton over the weekend.
The remains were taken up to the Zoological Society of London for a post mortem. The photographs were not conclusive (I thought it might possibly have been a long beaked common dolphin - the images had be wide angle and gave an unusual perspective) but it was confirmed to be a short beaked common dolphin.
The remains were taken up to the Zoological Society of London for a post mortem. The photographs were not conclusive (I thought it might possibly have been a long beaked common dolphin - the images had be wide angle and gave an unusual perspective) but it was confirmed to be a short beaked common dolphin.
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