A MARINE expert told how he spotted the unusual sight of a school of some 1,500 dolphins off the west Wales coast.
Cliff Benson, chairman of Sea Trust, the marine arm of the Wildlife Trust of South and
West Wales, saw the common dolphins during a routine survey off the Pembrokeshire coast last week.
He estimated there were around 1,500 dolphins of all ages, but added: "It could be more than that. "It was pretty spectacular - the scene was amazing. We turned the engines off and all we could hear was splashing and leaping," said Mr Benson who works as a volunteer.
"The only disturbance was heads and tails flapping. It was a magical experience."
