After observing this group underwater for about 30 minutes we headed back to shore with Tina (#14) and two other juveniles on our bow for over 10 minutes. At 1746 they were done with their ride and presumably left to join back up with their group. Then, at 1827 we saw at least 5 bottlenose dolphins off the shore of Bimini and paused for a quick look. We were back at the dock at 1855 just in time to avoid an approaching squall…It was a good day!
Until tomorrow,
Kel
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