Micheal Tetley, is submitting an abstract for the upcoming American Cetacean Society Conference in California. The proposal describes the knowledge gained on the migration of the white-beaked dolphin in Icelandic waters. Two years ago, Birgit Jansen, a visitor, took photographs of white-beaked dolphins while on a whale-watching trip in Olafsvík, West Iceland. She then sent her pictures to the Museum, where we compared them to the pictures in our database. Mike used a computer software for the evaluation and found that one of the dolphins she had photographed was the same individual we had sighted only one week later in Skjálfandi Bay. Within a period of one week, the dolphin had traveled from the west coast to the northeast, covering almost half of the Icelandic coastline!