Royal Albatross~😲🙃Great inside in Moms mouth! Great feeding!~3:24 PM 2026/01/28 скачать в хорошем качестве

Royal Albatross~😲🙃Great inside in Moms mouth! Great feeding!~3:24 PM 2026/01/28

Day 6 morning weigh in, the chick under BOK is now 440 g. 2025/26 season update Many chicks have hatched now. We are extremely busy with the bulk of the eggs hatching over the next 10 days. Forty-seven eggs were laid in total this season, 2 eggs have broken and 2 were infertile, three has been determined late dead embryos. Loses are inevitable, our work maximises the number of chicks fledging but cannot prevent all negative outcomes. A lot of effort goes into protecting the hatching egg and vulnerable chick from fly strike which was, in the past, one of the leading causes of chick death at Pukekura/Taiaroa Head. For this reason, eggs are hatched in incubators then returned to the parents within a day of hatching. Read more about our work with the toroa here: https://www.doc.govt.nz/nature/native... Info by Sharyn Broni, Ranger (DOC) WYL and BOK at Plateau nest. The chick has hatched, after spending 4 days in the incubator to protect the vulnerable hatchling from fly strike the Plateau chick has hatched weighing 288g. For reference this is a little less than a soda can and this chick is one of the smaller Royalcam chicks to hatch. The chick will have a health check and be weighed twice a day, weather allowing, for the first 5 days then once a day for the following 5 days before moving to weekly weighing. You will be able to follow the chick’s growth here: https://www.doc.govt.nz/nature/native... 1000 chicks have hatched since 1938 500 of these chicks have hatched since 2007 when we celebrated the 500th chick to hatch. Due to the extreme business of hatching just now and the fact that 3 chicks had hatched over night the 1000th chick is likely to be the chick of past Royalcam parents LGK and LGL at Top Flat. It just so happens that Toroa the 500th chick and his parent Button are breeding this season. Button’s egg is now hatching but it will be a while before Toroa’s starts as it was the last to be laid this season Royal Albatoss forum: https://www.doc.govt.nz/nature/native... Video captured & edited by LizNm Courtesy of Cornell Lab & Dept of Conservation Royal Cam New Zealand. www.allaboutbirds.org/cams    / cornelllabbirdcams   ©Live Royal Albatross Cam - #RoyalCam - New Zealand Department of Conservation :   / @docgovtnzht   side