| Date/time (local) | Occurrence | Latitude | Longitude | Notes |
|---|
| 10/16/15 07:58:31 | Possibly detected | 42.8831 | -65.3617 | Sei: 1 classified singlet |
| 10/16/15 09:58:31 | Detected | 42.8905 | -65.3940 | Sei: 2 loud doublets, 1 with a single classified downsweep. Enough for detected. |
| 10/16/15 10:58:31 | Possibly detected | 42.9019 | -65.4314 | Sei: singlets throughout but none are classified (or are classified humpback). No other evidence of
humpback. There are enough calls (~7) to warrant a possible, but some classification is necessary
for detected. |
| 10/16/15 11:58:31 | Detected | 42.9055 | -65.4411 | Sei: many, many calls. Great example of sei calling.
Fin: p10-12 obvious calling pattern, but pulses seem longer duration than usual. Only broken pitch
tracks are classified Fin. Pattern is consistent and enough classified calls for me to be confident
with detected. Check spectrogram |
| 10/16/15 13:58:31 | Detected | 42.9249 | -65.4893 | Fin and Sei calling throughout. |
| 10/16/15 23:58:31 | Detected | 42.9440 | -65.5243 | Sei: nice doublet with both classified, and another downsweep classified humpback call type 17. |
| Date/time (local) | Occurrence | Latitude | Longitude | Notes |
|---|
| 10/16/15 01:58:31 | Detected | 42.8769 | -65.3564 | Fin: p1-2, faint but consistent calling |
| 10/16/15 04:51:00 | Possibly detected | 42.8801 | -65.3447 | Fin: p10-11, 4 fin calls in pattern amid noise, 3 classified. Borderline, not quite convincing enough
for detected. |
| 10/16/15 05:58:31 | Detected | 42.8837 | -65.3509 | FIn: consistent calling amid noise.
p3 unknown noise process.
|
| 10/16/15 06:58:31 | Detected | 42.8795 | -65.3522 | |
| 10/16/15 07:58:31 | Detected | 42.8831 | -65.3617 | Sei: 1 classified singlet |
| 10/16/15 11:58:31 | Detected | 42.9055 | -65.4411 | Sei: many, many calls. Great example of sei calling.
Fin: p10-12 obvious calling pattern, but pulses seem longer duration than usual. Only broken pitch
tracks are classified Fin. Pattern is consistent and enough classified calls for me to be confident
with detected. Check spectrogram |
| 10/16/15 12:58:31 | Detected | 42.9212 | -65.4800 | Sei: p12, possible sei singlet, p14 possible sei doublet. Neither are classified so not confident
enough for possible. Check spectrogram.
|
| 10/16/15 13:13:31 | Detected | 42.9223 | -65.4825 | Fin: short pitch track, but 5 loud calls in pattern with 2 classified. Borderline but confident enough
for detected (especially if considering 2+ calls in previous, greyed period). |
| 10/16/15 13:58:31 | Detected | 42.9249 | -65.4893 | Fin and Sei calling throughout. |
| 10/16/15 14:58:31 | Detected | 42.9325 | -65.4932 | |
| 10/16/15 15:58:31 | Possibly detected | 42.9359 | -65.5032 | Fin: many classified calls but the longest pattern is only made up of 3 classified calls in p4-5. Only
enough for possible.
>8 possible LF downsweeps but none are classified sei. Shapes are not great for sei. No other
evidence of humpback (i.e. no HF tonals). Definitely something biological here but unsure of which
species. Check spectrogram. |
| 10/16/15 17:13:31 | Detected | 42.9341 | -65.4793 | Fin: clear calling
Sei: several downsweeps within fin calling. Shapes aren't great and none are classified. No
evidence of humpback, but still not confident enough for possible. Check spectrogram.
This is one of many recent examples of an apparent association between fin and (what I presume
is) sei calling that was not present earlier in the record. |
| 10/16/15 17:58:31 | Detected | 42.9356 | -65.4867 | |
| Date/time (local) | Latitude | Longitude | Notes |
|---|
| 10/16/15 01:58:31 | 42.8769 | -65.3564 | Fin: p1-2, faint but consistent calling |
| 10/16/15 04:51:00 | 42.8801 | -65.3447 | Fin: p10-11, 4 fin calls in pattern amid noise, 3 classified. Borderline, not quite convincing enough
for detected. |
| 10/16/15 05:58:31 | 42.8837 | -65.3509 | FIn: consistent calling amid noise.
p3 unknown noise process.
|
| 10/16/15 07:58:31 | 42.8831 | -65.3617 | Sei: 1 classified singlet |
| 10/16/15 08:52:05 | 42.8836 | -65.3797 | Sei: p7-8 several possible sei singlets, but none classified. Not enough for possible. Check
spectrogram. |
| 10/16/15 09:58:31 | 42.8905 | -65.3940 | Sei: 2 loud doublets, 1 with a single classified downsweep. Enough for detected. |
| 10/16/15 10:58:31 | 42.9019 | -65.4314 | Sei: singlets throughout but none are classified (or are classified humpback). No other evidence of
humpback. There are enough calls (~7) to warrant a possible, but some classification is necessary
for detected. |
| 10/16/15 11:58:31 | 42.9055 | -65.4411 | Sei: many, many calls. Great example of sei calling.
Fin: p10-12 obvious calling pattern, but pulses seem longer duration than usual. Only broken pitch
tracks are classified Fin. Pattern is consistent and enough classified calls for me to be confident
with detected. Check spectrogram |
| 10/16/15 12:58:31 | 42.9212 | -65.4800 | Sei: p12, possible sei singlet, p14 possible sei doublet. Neither are classified so not confident
enough for possible. Check spectrogram.
|
| 10/16/15 13:13:31 | 42.9223 | -65.4825 | Fin: short pitch track, but 5 loud calls in pattern with 2 classified. Borderline but confident enough
for detected (especially if considering 2+ calls in previous, greyed period). |
| 10/16/15 13:58:31 | 42.9249 | -65.4893 | Fin and Sei calling throughout. |
| 10/16/15 15:58:31 | 42.9359 | -65.5032 | Fin: many classified calls but the longest pattern is only made up of 3 classified calls in p4-5. Only
enough for possible.
>8 possible LF downsweeps but none are classified sei. Shapes are not great for sei. No other
evidence of humpback (i.e. no HF tonals). Definitely something biological here but unsure of which
species. Check spectrogram. |
| 10/16/15 16:58:31 | 42.9335 | -65.4766 | p15 downsweep classified humpback but looks very much like sei. Check spectrogram. |
| 10/16/15 17:13:31 | 42.9341 | -65.4793 | Fin: clear calling
Sei: several downsweeps within fin calling. Shapes aren't great and none are classified. No
evidence of humpback, but still not confident enough for possible. Check spectrogram.
This is one of many recent examples of an apparent association between fin and (what I presume
is) sei calling that was not present earlier in the record. |
| 10/16/15 18:58:31 | 42.9332 | -65.4617 | p14 several unknown LF tonals. Also a classified rw upcall. Shape and amp are good, but it's amid
other noise which reduces my confidence. Not quite enough for a possible. Check spectrogram. |
| 10/16/15 19:13:31 | 42.9337 | -65.4642 | Right: p3 loud, beautiful, isolated classified upcall. Enough for possible. |
| 10/16/15 19:58:31 | 42.9355 | -65.4718 | p5 broken but still classified rw upcall. Because it's broken I'm not confident enough for possible.
p6 unknown LF tonals. |
| 10/16/15 21:58:31 | 42.9362 | -65.4834 | Several classified fin calls amid noise with no obvious pattern. Not enough for possible. |
| 10/16/15 23:58:31 | 42.9440 | -65.5243 | Sei: nice doublet with both classified, and another downsweep classified humpback call type 17. |