Fin whale:

Date/time (local)	Occurrence	Latitude	Longitude	Notes
04/26/15 05:29:33	Detected	41.2413	-69.0079

Right whale:

Date/time (local)	Occurrence	Latitude	Longitude	Notes
04/26/15 15:59:33	Possibly detected	41.1914	-69.0917	Single classified rw upcall is faint, but out of rhythm and amplitude from hw song, and shape is pretty good.
04/26/15 19:29:33	Possibly detected	41.2165	-69.1057	Two classified rw upcalls are reasonably isolated, okay shape and reasonably loud. Only two calls, though.
04/26/15 19:44:33	Possibly detected	41.2161	-69.1086	Faint upcall in panel 2.
04/26/15 22:29:33	Possibly detected	41.1721	-69.1332	Single viewable classified rw upcall is almost as loud as hw song, but the upcall is not found elsewhere in the hw song viewable here. There are hw upsweeps, but they are higher frequency (starting around 200 Hz, whereas the rw upcall ends at around 200 Hz).

Humpback whale:

Date/time (local)	Occurrence	Latitude	Longitude	Notes
04/26/15 00:29:33	Detected	41.1935	-68.9566
04/26/15 01:27:58	Detected	41.2006	-68.9722
04/26/15 02:29:33	Detected	41.2074	-68.9822	Single viewable classified rw upcall is embedded in hw song and likely spurious or produced by a hw.
04/26/15 03:29:33	Detected	41.2260	-68.9934
04/26/15 04:29:33	Detected	41.2337	-69.0008
04/26/15 05:29:33	Detected	41.2413	-69.0079
04/26/15 06:44:33	Detected	41.2435	-69.0112
04/26/15 07:29:33	Detected	41.2417	-69.0205	Single classified rw upcall is part of hw calling - not really rw.
04/26/15 08:29:33	Detected	41.2393	-69.0328	hw detected based on staccato LF notes in panels 7 and 8. Single classified rw upcall in panel 8 is clearly not an upcall.
04/26/15 10:29:33	Possibly detected	41.2129	-69.0408	Looks like possible hw downsweeps in panels 11 and 12.
04/26/15 13:29:33	Detected	41.1563	-69.0742
04/26/15 13:44:33	Detected	41.1598	-69.0767
04/26/15 14:29:33	Possibly detected	41.1610	-69.0859	Possible hw calls in panels 6 and 7.
04/26/15 14:44:33	Possibly detected	41.1615	-69.0888	Faint downsweeps in panels 3 and 4 may be hw.
04/26/15 15:59:33	Detected	41.1914	-69.0917	Single classified rw upcall is faint, but out of rhythm and amplitude from hw song, and shape is pretty good.
04/26/15 16:29:33	Detected	41.1986	-69.0951
04/26/15 17:29:33	Detected	41.2040	-69.1045
04/26/15 18:29:33	Detected	41.2176	-69.1001
04/26/15 19:29:33	Detected	41.2165	-69.1057	Two classified rw upcalls are reasonably isolated, okay shape and reasonably loud. Only two calls, though.
04/26/15 19:44:33	Detected	41.2161	-69.1086	Faint upcall in panel 2.
04/26/15 20:17:18	Detected	41.2152	-69.1148
04/26/15 20:44:33	Detected	41.2047	-69.1106
04/26/15 21:29:33	Detected	41.1922	-69.1192	hw used up all the pitch tracks.
04/26/15 22:29:33	Detected	41.1721	-69.1332	Single viewable classified rw upcall is almost as loud as hw song, but the upcall is not found elsewhere in the hw song viewable here. There are hw upsweeps, but they are higher frequency (starting around 200 Hz, whereas the rw upcall ends at around 200 Hz).
04/26/15 23:29:33	Detected	41.1626	-69.1415

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Notes:

Date/time (local)	Latitude	Longitude	Notes
04/26/15 02:29:33	41.2074	-68.9822	Single viewable classified rw upcall is embedded in hw song and likely spurious or produced by a hw.
04/26/15 07:29:33	41.2417	-69.0205	Single classified rw upcall is part of hw calling - not really rw.
04/26/15 08:29:33	41.2393	-69.0328	hw detected based on staccato LF notes in panels 7 and 8. Single classified rw upcall in panel 8 is clearly not an upcall.
04/26/15 10:29:33	41.2129	-69.0408	Looks like possible hw downsweeps in panels 11 and 12.
04/26/15 12:29:33	41.1713	-69.0586	Perhaps some hw sounds, but nothing convincing.
04/26/15 14:29:33	41.1610	-69.0859	Possible hw calls in panels 6 and 7.
04/26/15 14:44:33	41.1615	-69.0888	Faint downsweeps in panels 3 and 4 may be hw.
04/26/15 15:59:33	41.1914	-69.0917	Single classified rw upcall is faint, but out of rhythm and amplitude from hw song, and shape is pretty good.
04/26/15 19:29:33	41.2165	-69.1057	Two classified rw upcalls are reasonably isolated, okay shape and reasonably loud. Only two calls, though.
04/26/15 19:44:33	41.2161	-69.1086	Faint upcall in panel 2.
04/26/15 21:29:33	41.1922	-69.1192	hw used up all the pitch tracks.
04/26/15 22:29:33	41.1721	-69.1332	Single viewable classified rw upcall is almost as loud as hw song, but the upcall is not found elsewhere in the hw song viewable here. There are hw upsweeps, but they are higher frequency (starting around 200 Hz, whereas the rw upcall ends at around 200 Hz).

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