Fin whale:

Date/time (local)	Occurrence	Latitude	Longitude	Notes
10/10/15 09:58:31	Detected	42.8706	-65.1768
10/10/15 12:13:31	Possibly detected	42.8596	-65.1643	Fin: 3 call pattern emerges at the end of the pitch track

Humpback whale:

Date/time (local)	Occurrence	Latitude	Longitude	Notes
10/10/15 21:58:31	Possibly detected	42.8681	-65.1378	~5 unknown HF downsweeps. Enough for possible humpback.
10/10/15 23:13:31	Possibly detected	42.8636	-65.1270	1 classified upcall with strange amplitude distribution, so not very convincing - especially with several unknown HF downsweeps present that could be humpback. Definitely something biological here but difficult to say what. I'm not confident in rw upcall so I'll say possible humpback.
10/10/15 23:58:31	Detected	42.8645	-65.1193	Several loud, HF tonals that I would normally associate with humpback, but not in pattern. 1 convincing, classified rw upcall and another similar upsweep classified humpback. The evidence of humpback is convincing, which makes me more skeptical of the upcalls. Check spectrogram.

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Notes:

Date/time (local)	Latitude	Longitude	Notes
10/10/15 00:13:31	42.8822	-65.1511	Unknown LF tonals. Check spectrogram
10/10/15 03:58:31	42.8632	-65.1272	Loud unknown LF tonals. Check spectrogram
10/10/15 08:58:31	42.8767	-65.1834	Unknown LF tonals in p7. Check spectrogram.
10/10/15 10:58:31	42.8644	-65.1743	Unknown LF tonals in p14
10/10/15 12:13:31	42.8596	-65.1643	Fin: 3 call pattern emerges at the end of the pitch track
10/10/15 13:58:31	42.8491	-65.1430	Fin: 3 classified calls in pattern with reasonable IPI, but very faint and amid other noise. Not confident enough for possible.
10/10/15 15:58:31	42.8428	-65.1296	Unknown LF tonals in p1. Check spectrogram
10/10/15 17:58:31	42.8469	-65.1292	Uknown LF tonals in p2. Check spectrogram
10/10/15 20:58:31	42.8692	-65.1486	Unknown LF tonals in p5. Check spectrogram
10/10/15 21:58:31	42.8681	-65.1378	~5 unknown HF downsweeps. Enough for possible humpback.
10/10/15 23:13:31	42.8636	-65.1270	1 classified upcall with strange amplitude distribution, so not very convincing - especially with several unknown HF downsweeps present that could be humpback. Definitely something biological here but difficult to say what. I'm not confident in rw upcall so I'll say possible humpback.
10/10/15 23:58:31	42.8645	-65.1193	Several loud, HF tonals that I would normally associate with humpback, but not in pattern. 1 convincing, classified rw upcall and another similar upsweep classified humpback. The evidence of humpback is convincing, which makes me more skeptical of the upcalls. Check spectrogram.

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