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11 thoughts on “#GloucesterMA Bass Rocks Basking Sharks Drone Video From Martin Del Vecchio”
Amazing video. We would love to have some of this footage to use on our website and in our educational programs if at all possible. The New England Coastal Wildlife Alliance (NECWA) is an all volunteer group and we sponsor a community-sighting network for basking sharks and ocean sunfish and the video would be great to display on the site. You can learn more about this network and report this sighting at http://www.nebshark.org. We also do a lot of programing in schools and for the community. Would love to have this video to show the kids. If possible, please contact Krill at krillcarson@mac.com. Thanks, Krill (marine biologist and president of NECWA)
Great sharks and great music – hopefully they are making a comeback now also! There was a photo of one out of lanes cove in the GDT in the 60’s got hung up in the fishing net off the cove. 🙂 Dave & Kim 🙂
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WOW! So cool to see and tremendous video!!!
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Absolutely amazing!!!
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Ditto – amazing. The seemed very much at home.
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this is fabulous – right in our backyard! thank you martin.
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Great presentation. Thanks!
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Amazing video. We would love to have some of this footage to use on our website and in our educational programs if at all possible. The New England Coastal Wildlife Alliance (NECWA) is an all volunteer group and we sponsor a community-sighting network for basking sharks and ocean sunfish and the video would be great to display on the site. You can learn more about this network and report this sighting at http://www.nebshark.org. We also do a lot of programing in schools and for the community. Would love to have this video to show the kids. If possible, please contact Krill at krillcarson@mac.com. Thanks, Krill (marine biologist and president of NECWA)
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A whole new way to see a shark!
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Great sharks and great music – hopefully they are making a comeback now also! There was a photo of one out of lanes cove in the GDT in the 60’s got hung up in the fishing net off the cove. 🙂 Dave & Kim 🙂
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Absolutely wonderful footage—but you can keep the Sinatra soundtrack, thank you very much. 😉
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one can mute audio
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Your going to need a bigger boat.
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