Fin whale:

Date/time (local)OccurrenceLatitudeLongitudeNotes
07/17/17 00:24:45Detected41.1462-70.9448
07/17/17 01:09:45Detected41.1462-70.9448
07/17/17 01:24:45Detected41.1462-70.9448
07/17/17 02:09:45Detected41.1462-70.9448
07/17/17 03:09:45Detected41.1462-70.9448
07/17/17 04:09:45Detected41.1462-70.9448Here is an example of a clear FW pulse train with a bout of LF downsweeps in P5.
07/17/17 07:09:45Detected41.1462-70.9448
07/17/17 08:09:45Detected41.1462-70.9448
07/17/17 08:24:45Detected41.1462-70.9448
07/17/17 10:09:45Detected41.1462-70.9448
07/17/17 10:24:45Detected41.1462-70.9448
07/17/17 11:09:45Detected41.1462-70.9448
07/17/17 12:09:45Detected41.1462-70.9448
07/17/17 13:09:45Detected41.1462-70.9448
07/17/17 14:09:45Detected41.1462-70.9448
07/17/17 15:09:45Detected41.1462-70.9448
07/17/17 16:09:45Detected41.1462-70.9448
07/17/17 17:09:45Detected41.1462-70.9448
07/17/17 18:09:45Detected41.1462-70.9448
07/17/17 20:09:45Possibly detected41.1462-70.9448
07/17/17 21:09:45Detected41.1462-70.9448
07/17/17 22:09:45Possibly detected41.1462-70.9448




Notes:

Date/time (local)LatitudeLongitudeNotes
07/17/17 02:24:4541.1462-70.9448Some LF downsweeps in P5 and 11, but they could easily be fin whale. They look very similar to the LF downsweeps observed previously that have been surrounded by fin whale pulses with no signs of other species.
07/17/17 04:09:4541.1462-70.9448Here is an example of a clear FW pulse train with a bout of LF downsweeps in P5.


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