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Orca update 23 July

Date Time Orca update 23 July Department of Conservation (DOC) Marine Species Manager, Ian Angus, says the transfer of the orca calf back into the sea pen on Thursday night went smoothly. “As soon as the calf was back in the sea, he started calling and zooming around the pen.” Water quality tests came back showing there are no issues with contamination and it is safe to swim in. Ian Angus says plans to increase the search efforts are being pulled together to make the most of a fine weather window which is currently forecasted until Sunday. “We remain focused on trying to find the orca calf’s pod. Our efforts will be focused on the lower half of the North Island and upper half of the South Island.

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Orca Update – 11am Friday, 23 July 2021

Friday, 23 July 2021, 11:02 am The orca calf at Plimmerton Boating Club is responding well to being back in the sea pen, while efforts to find the stranded calf’s pod will ramp up through a fine weather window. Department of Conservation (DOC) Marine Species Manager Ian Angus says the transfer of the orca calf back into the sea pen on Thursday night went smoothly. “As soon as the calf was back in the sea, he started calling and zooming around the pen.” Water quality tests came back showing there are no issues with contamination and it is safe to swim in.

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Orca Update – 5pm Friday, 23 July 2021

Orca Update – 5pm Friday, 23 July 2021
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Community Scoop » Orca Update – 5pm Friday, 23 July 2021

Community Scoop » Orca Update – 5pm Friday, 23 July 2021
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Orca Update – 10 30am, Thursday 22 July 2021

Thursday, 22 July 2021, 11:15 am There was no change overnight for the orca calf at Plimmerton Boating Club, with the next steps to be determined by the weather forecast. Department of Conservation (DOC) Marine Species Manager Ian Angus says the orca calf fed and rested well overnight and remains stable. “We are looking at the feeding regime to make sure the orca calf is getting the right food and consulting with international orca experts about the species’ nutritional needs.” He says the orca calf’s welfare is assessed daily with decisions being made based on what is best for the animal. A range of scenarios

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