The unknown mystery of the Royal Albatross bird #albatross #birds #birdslife #facts #shorts #reels Ridwan Facts | Ridwan Facts

After an epic day on Campbell Island viewing a huge colony of Campbell albatross and southern royal albatross, we’ve turned the ship south for Antarctica. We have several sea days before we reach the coastline of the Ross Sea. Thankfully, the ocean is still being very kind to us and everyone had a great night catching up on some sleep. Plenty of seabirds around and we’re hopeful for some larger wildlife in the near future 🙏 | Matty Jordan Antarctica

Watch the female Northern Royal Albatross lift up on a windy day to feed her 1-day-old hatchling. Parents will continue to switch off caring for their down-covered chick at the nest 24/7 until the chick is 4–6 weeks old. At this point, the adults will leave the chick alone at the nest site while they switch to full-time foraging duties. Check in LIVE at AllAboutBirds.org/Albatross The #RoyalCam is in collaboration with the New Zealand Department of Conservation. #nature #birdwatching #birdcam #c

The Royal Albatross egg could begin hatching at any moment! Here, a ranger stops in on the morning of January 21 to examine the egg while the incubating adult (the male, named OGK) supervises. The #RoyalCam egg is expected to hatch around January 27, but it may occur 1–2 days earlier or later. Reports are that peeping was heard inside the egg! When a Northern Royal Albatross egg enters the hatching window, rangers from the New Zealand Department of Conservation begin daily checks at the nest to