At noon on February 17, Lisa Crosby called in a sighting of a mother and calf pair just south of Marineland. As the whales moved slowly south, they were photographed and tracked by volunteers at Marineland until 6:40 p.m. that evening. At 2:48 p.m. on February 19, this pair was spotted heading north by Joy Hampp from an AirCam aircraft south of Flagler Beach. At about the same time, the sighting was also called in by volunteer Suzanne Baily of Ormond Beach. The photograph shown above identified the mother as #1622 with her second calf. Her previous calf was born in 1997. Chris Slay of the New England Aquarium explained the new calf was likely born around February 8, making it only about 11 days old at this sighting. This pair was spotted a third time by volunteers just after noon on February 21 off South Ponte Vedra Beach. Jim Hain, Scientific Advisor to MRC, responded to the call, got on the road, photographed the whales, and tracked the pair (they were almost stationary) until 5:30 p.m. that afternoon.