Third dolphin trip in 24 hours

Friday 29 June was another rare morning dolphin trip with Bimini Undersea. This time,BIM12_T26_PrinceWilliam we headed out shortly after 9 a.m. and it was approximately 2 hours later that we saw the dolphins: a mixed species group with at least 11 individual dolphins. At first we saw Leslie (#80) and her calf, and Lil’ Jess (#35) and hers. As the sighting progressed, we got better views of the bottlenose as well as our spotted friends, Split Jaw (#22), Prince William (#64, pictured here), Speedy (#78) and Tilly (#87). Under water, we got a quick, but nice view of Prince William and a bottlenose dolphin. Speedy and Tilly were front and center for a bow ride as we said goodbye to the group and headed home.

Until next time,
Kel

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