Topic: Northern Royal Albatross New Zealand South Island Cornell Labs (Read 115134 times)

Lani · « **Reply #375 on:** March 04, 2025, 09:39:27 AM »

Kia ora koutou (hello everyone) The Royalcam nest.

Since hatching at 286g on the 28th of January, the Royalcam chick at Signal Station Flat has grown to 3.1 kg on day 35 (Tuesday 4th of March). This is a big 1.1 kg increase on the weight from last week.

Mum, Dad and female chick!

The results are in. Signal Station Trig chick is a female & she weighed a whopping 3.1 kg! What are her parents feeding her-chick was fed 5/6x over the last couple of days.
Good thing Rangers Colin & Scott used the green basket!
https://x.com/i/status/1896879234263773655

Lani · « **Reply #376 on:** March 10, 2025, 12:54:46 PM »

Royal Albatross cam

Chick SSTrig, a nighttime visitor 🐁/. and busy moments watching Ranger Sharyn, Mom visits, etc
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3FuAfC4UDc0

Mar 8, 2025
00:00 Chick SSTrig and and little buddy🐁/Pisklę SSTrig i mały kompanion🐁
00:18 Ranger Sharyn clipping grass/Ranger Sharyn przycina trawę
01:08 Mom GLG arrives/przybywa Mom GLG
01:55 feeding, close-up/ karmienie, zbliżenia
03:26 Mom leaves/Mom odchodzi
03:55 I'm tidying up my “bed”🤗/ porządkuję “łóżeczko”
04:18 Chick: how to cut this grass😁/Pisklę: jak urwać to trawsko😁
04:52 “MSC Cruises” ship is passing by/ przepływa statek wycieczkowy
05:36 snoozing😴/drzemka😴

Courtesy of Cornell Lab Bird Cams and
New Zealand Dept. of Conservation

MCS Magnifica and our magnificent chick.

In this photo you can see 4 nests with chicks. SSTrig Chick is the one in the middle, you can see the cam stand just a few feet away from her. Now you can see where other chicks are located.

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