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    Lost & Found

    Oct 21, 2021 1 minute
    James Hanlon

    VAGRANT SPECIES DIARY

    RITAIN AND IRELAND ARE BOTH geographically well placed for a range of unusual cetacean sightings – typically deep-water species that have wandered from the whale migration routes running along the continental shelf in

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