LiverpoolBayMLT

@LBMLT

Liverpool Bay Marine Life Trust new Charity to study marine life in Liverpool Bay. Email us: enquiries@liverpoolbaymlt.org donate at our website.

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  1. Pinned Tweet
    6 Aug 2014

    Check out the pictures from our latest shark tagging trip!

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  2. Feb 21

    6 unidentified cetaceans (probably bottlenose) and a Sabine's gull at New Brighton today.

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  3. Feb 21

    Late notice, but we will be holding a land watch at New Brighton at 14:30 today, in front of the Travelodge if you wish to join.

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  4. Retweeted
    Feb 14

    This we are supporting and the campaign 💚Climate Change is already impacting our seas and marine life that we love. What can you do to and build a better future for our seas? 💚

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    Jan 30

    A stunning start to the day 5 Eider around the Islands & 3 drakes seen later on seawatch - superb to see 3-4 live swimming off the west side during the tide (the dead one was between WK & RR on HT line b4 tide)

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  6. Retweeted
    Jan 26

    Big thanks to Sam who found this sick seal pup today! With Simon from + we got it off the beach safely and on the way to rehab 🌊 If you find a sick seal pup please don't touch it, but do call BDMLR for help and keep dogs away👍

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    Jan 22

    Always sad to see one of these beautiful mammals washed up - Harbour Porpoise in almost perfect nick; quite pale-sided from my very limited experience (female?)

    Deceased harbour porpoise in almost perfect condition washed up on the beach near Little Eye Hilbre Islands LNR
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    Jan 11

    New paper in Marine Mammal Science: brain development in whales and dolphins ... or why might dolphins have bigger brains?

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    24 Dec 2017

    Day 24. Wishing you all a whaley good Christmas and a Happy New Year! From the North West marine team :) Amazing whales made by the marine team's ! Calendar

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    23 Dec 2017

    Velvet swimming crab's bodies are covered in short hairs, giving them their velvety appearance :)

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    21 Dec 2017

    Honeycomb worms live in tubes they build themselves by cementing sand grains together. Groups of these tubes form large honeycomb-like reef structures on underwater and coastal rocks.

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    14 Dec 2017

    Octopuses are renowned for their ability to squeeze into small spaces, as only their skull is solid. They have nine brains… including one in each tentacle!

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    12 Dec 2017

    The muddy floor of the Irish Sea is home to Dublin Bay prawns, sometimes known as scampi! These small lobsters emerge from their burrows at night to hunt for food, including worms and fish.

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    5 Dec 2017

    Moon jellyfish can be recognised by the 4 distinct purple rings in their body - which are actually their reproductive organs! A group of jellyfish can be referred to as a 'smack'.

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  15. 4 Dec 2017

    We are featured in the !

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    3 Dec 2017

    9 Purple Sandpiper, 5 Eider, single Kittiwake and RT Diver

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    1 Dec 2017

    Basking sharks are the world’s second largest fish and visit us here in the Irish Sea. Despite having a mouth which can be up to 3ft wide this gentle giant filter feeds on plankton!

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    17 Nov 2017

    Did you ever wonder how dolphins cope with the cold at this time of year?

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    3 Nov 2017

    Reporting on for as part of Local Site review. I hope you got your sightings in!

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  20. Retweeted
    7 Oct 2017

    This sounds like a great idea! Hopefully it's a scheme that can be rolled out widely.

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  21. Retweeted
    19 Sep 2017

    10 surfacing to NW in between HE2 & HE3 buoys with some jumping right out water thanks for heads up

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