Our dolphins are happy summer is here with calmer winds and clearer water . Ribbon fish are thick so they are munching down on their happy food. Come join us to meet this wonderful tribe of dolphins we have known for over twenty years now
Read more →Summer is almost here. I welcome all of you who want to see our dolphins with us. We have two boats so please just call us on the day you want to go before 8 am. We do eight trips a day or more so we will […]
Read more →Summer is over and things are slowing down enough to do some blogging. This year I had to bring in another boat and Capt. to accommodate all the requests to meet our dolphin tribe. My husband, Capt. George with his dog Gorgi, and I with my dog […]
Read more →This is Mohawk and Berkley, two of our dolphins impacted by monofil fishing line. It was neat to see the two of them together yesterday. I am very fond of both of them. Mohawk of course was the little dolphin we rescued from fishing line in 2009. […]
Read more →Little Snowy has always played with us since he was born. He is two going on three now and the last three days he would not even come say hi. He was sandwiched between his elders and would not be allowed to play. I am not sure […]
Read more →Rozzi the dolphin dog, he is the best. How our dolphins love him and he loves his work on the boat going to see them everyday. He is amazing.
Read more →The winds have finally calmed down and the water is becoming clear. Yesterday’s four tours were amazing but one in particular was action packed with a seeing a shark, an eagle ray jump twice and some great bird action around the boat. Not to mention amazing dolphin. […]
Read more →Mohawk has quite a story to share for the rest of her life with her friends and family. She will always remember us for saving her from her life threatening entanglement from fishing line monofil. She is doing great now and is almost six years old. Any […]
Read more →I have been on this bay for almost twenty years and never have I seen such a plethora of blue buttons, porpita porpita. They are a work of art, they don’t sting, and they are everywhere. They are extremely fragile and fall apart very quickly once on […]
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