☀️ Sunny archive of New Quay during the summer of 1973. 🏖 #CeiNewydd #NewQuay #1970s #Ceredigion | BBC Radio Wales

A stranded dolphin calf has been rescued at New Quay harbour by a team led by British Divers Marine Life Rescue (BDMLR) Medic Victoria Melluish. 🐬 The common dolphin—rarely seen in these waters dominated by bottlenose dolphins—was separated from its mother after a kayaker frightened the adult away, leaving the calf in distress in shallow water. Wildlife photographer Josh Pedley and New Quay Boat Trips crew members noticed the struggling calf as the tide receded. BDMLR was contacted, with Victor

A routine paddleboarding session in New Quay turned into an unforgettable and exhilarating encounter for Rhondda resident Gracie Thomas last week, as a pod of at least five or six dolphins surrounded her and her companions, displaying playful and inquisitive behaviour. | WalesOnline

Did you know Britain’s biggest resident population of dolphins lives in Cardigan Bay? You can see our bottlenose dolphins all year round, but depending on where and when you go, you can raise your chances of spotting them to a near-certainty. Summer months are best, with Cei Newydd / New Quay being the hottest spot. 📍Cei Newydd | New Quay, Discover Ceredigion 🛥️🐬 Dolphin Spotting Boat trips www.visitwales.com/things-do/nature-and-landscapes/wildlife-flora-and-fauna/dolphin-spotting-locations-

A fascinating video has captured the moment four bottlenose dolphins hunted down and killed a common dolphin calf off the coast of Wales. Dylan Coundley-Hughes, an intern working with the Sea Watch Foundation, captured the moment during a boat trip with a group of passengers on a wildlife watching trip off the coast of New Quay, Cardigan Bay. | WalesOnline