Fin whale:

Date/time (local)OccurrenceLatitudeLongitudeNotes
08/09/26 17:10:51Possibly detected49.1847-63.7445P14- 3 consecutively classified FW pulses with an INI of ~8-9s. There is enough information to be PD FW


Right whale:

Date/time (local)OccurrenceLatitudeLongitudeNotes
08/09/26 10:25:51Detected49.1947-63.8253Two classified RW upcalls in P5 with very nice, smooth pitch tracks. There are two additional calls in P4 (short but isolated) and one in P12 (longer but with a more jagged pitch track) that provide additional context to make this a convincing RW detection. Concave-up downsweep in P10 (unclassified).
08/09/26 22:25:51Possibly detected49.1810-63.7099There are lots of very well isolated, unclassified upcalls; one in P5 is really short and low-amplitude, but the one in P7 is high-amplitude, longer and has a nicer shape. P6 also has a longer, low-amplitude upcall. There is enough information to be PD RW.


Blue whale:

Date/time (local)OccurrenceLatitudeLongitudeNotes
08/09/26 04:40:51Detected49.2354-63.8616BW downsweeps in P4 & 5; the call in P4 is concave-down, while the call in P5 is classified as CT40.
08/09/26 10:40:51Possibly detected49.1944-63.8251Probable BW downsweep in P3 (classified as CT 40), but due to its short duration, lack of concavity, and absence of additional calls, this period has been scored conservatively.
08/09/26 10:55:51Detected49.1941-63.8250BW downsweeps in P3, 6, & 14; the call in P6 is classified as CT40 and the call in P14 is an arch call and also classified as CT40.
08/09/26 11:10:51Detected49.1938-63.8249BW downsweeps in P2-6 & 8, including several arch calls and four calls classified as CT40.
08/09/26 11:25:51Detected49.1935-63.8248BW calls throughout the period, six of which are classified as CT40.
08/09/26 12:25:51Detected49.2004-63.7981P4- beautifully shaped, long, mid-high amplitude, unclassified BW arch call. P5- high amplitude, classified BW (CT40) downsweep without concavity. P5+P7- mid amplitude, classified BW (CT40) arch calls; P7 is broken. P6- mid amplitude and high amplitude, unclassified downsweeps without concavity or with slight upward concavity. P16- very short, low amplitude, classified BW (CT40) downsweep without concavity. P5+P6+P9+P10- very short, low-mid amplitude, possible downsweeps. P15- low-mid amplitude, unclassified downsweep with slight downward concavity. There is enough information to be D BW
08/09/26 13:40:51Detected49.1987-63.7978P5- two low amplitude, short, classified BW (CT40+CT43) downsweeps without concavity. There is enough information to be D BW
08/09/26 19:25:51Possibly detected49.1823-63.7463P12- short, low amplitude, classified BW (CT40) downsweep with slight downward concavity. Scoring BW conservatively as PD due to the short length and low amplitude of the classified BW downsweep.




Notes:

Date/time (local)LatitudeLongitudeNotes
08/09/26 04:40:5149.2354-63.8616BW downsweeps in P4 & 5; the call in P4 is concave-down, while the call in P5 is classified as CT40.
08/09/26 07:55:5149.1975-63.8264Short, low-amplitude downsweep in P5.
08/09/26 10:25:5149.1947-63.8253Two classified RW upcalls in P5 with very nice, smooth pitch tracks. There are two additional calls in P4 (short but isolated) and one in P12 (longer but with a more jagged pitch track) that provide additional context to make this a convincing RW detection. Concave-up downsweep in P10 (unclassified).
08/09/26 10:40:5149.1944-63.8251Probable BW downsweep in P3 (classified as CT 40), but due to its short duration, lack of concavity, and absence of additional calls, this period has been scored conservatively.
08/09/26 10:55:5149.1941-63.8250BW downsweeps in P3, 6, & 14; the call in P6 is classified as CT40 and the call in P14 is an arch call and also classified as CT40.
08/09/26 11:10:5149.1938-63.8249BW downsweeps in P2-6 & 8, including several arch calls and four calls classified as CT40.
08/09/26 11:25:5149.1935-63.8248BW calls throughout the period, six of which are classified as CT40.
08/09/26 11:40:5149.1932-63.8247Possible BW downsweeps in P3 (broken pitch track) & 4 (short with no concavity).
08/09/26 12:25:5149.2004-63.7981P4- beautifully shaped, long, mid-high amplitude, unclassified BW arch call. P5- high amplitude, classified BW (CT40) downsweep without concavity. P5+P7- mid amplitude, classified BW (CT40) arch calls; P7 is broken. P6- mid amplitude and high amplitude, unclassified downsweeps without concavity or with slight upward concavity. P16- very short, low amplitude, classified BW (CT40) downsweep without concavity. P5+P6+P9+P10- very short, low-mid amplitude, possible downsweeps. P15- low-mid amplitude, unclassified downsweep with slight downward concavity. There is enough information to be D BW
08/09/26 13:10:5149.1993-63.7979P13- high amplitude, classified SW (CT1) downsweep that looks to be part of a very broken BW arch call. Scoring BW conservatively as ND due to the very broken nature of the pitch track, a lack of obvious downward concavity in the classified SW downsweep, and because it is not classified BW.
08/09/26 13:25:5149.1990-63.7979P9- very short, mid amplitude, possible downsweep at ~50Hz
08/09/26 13:40:5149.1987-63.7978P5- two low amplitude, short, classified BW (CT40+CT43) downsweeps without concavity. There is enough information to be D BW
08/09/26 17:10:5149.1847-63.7445P14- 3 consecutively classified FW pulses with an INI of ~8-9s. There is enough information to be PD FW
08/09/26 19:25:5149.1823-63.7463P12- short, low amplitude, classified BW (CT40) downsweep with slight downward concavity. Scoring BW conservatively as PD due to the short length and low amplitude of the classified BW downsweep.
08/09/26 21:55:5149.1787-63.7119P15- low amplitude, short, well isolated, unclassified upsweep. There are 3 potential, well isolated pitch tracks in P10 and P11, but they are very very short; the second one in P10 is more convincing. Scoring RW conservatively as ND.
08/09/26 22:25:5149.1810-63.7099There are lots of very well isolated, unclassified upcalls; one in P5 is really short and low-amplitude, but the one in P7 is high-amplitude, longer and has a nicer shape. P6 also has a longer, low-amplitude upcall. There is enough information to be PD RW.


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