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Most of the Black-footed Albatrosses were juveniles, like the bird on the right. 14 October 2006.
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Most of the Black-footed Albatrosses were juveniles, like the bird on the right. 14 October 2006.
October 14, 2006
Most of the Black-footed Albatrosses were juveniles, like the bird on the right. 14 October 2006.
Photo by Tim Shelmerdine
And what's up with the albatrosses? The 120 BLACK-FOOTED ALBATROSSES we saw were an average number. But at least 80 were juvenile--the most we have ever seen--and the rest were very young birds with white undertail scores of zero or one on a scale of 0-5. There were no adults! The adults must have departed early this year for their mid-Pacific breeding islands.
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