Albatros royal webcam from nesting
Royal albatros - description
1 webcam of albatross royal in New Zealand.
The Royal Cam 2019 / 2020 season has moved up the hill again. Now on Top Flat Track is a new pair.
OGK (ring - orange, green, black) 21year male
YRK (ring - yellow, red, black) 25 year old female.
YRK laid 14 eggs. November 2019.
This season the live stream teamed up with Cornell Bird Lab. There are some new features, including night vision and the ability to pan the camera at the discretion of the guards.
Thank you to webcam operators: https://www.doc.govt.nz/nature/native-animals/birds/birds-a-z/albatrosses/royal-albatross-toroa/royal-cam/
Suitable time to watch from 22.00 hours of our time
Albatros with its wingspan, which can reach up to 3,5 meter, is one of the largest birds in the world. The body is about 120 centimeters long. The maximum weight is 9 kg. A massive beak adapted to fish catches albatross among the king of the sky. They live in monogamous pairs that rarely break down, for example, if they can not make young seasons for several seasons. Nesting is energetically demanding for birds, smaller species nestle one or two years, more than two or three. The bigger the bigger the egg and the longer the eggs are, the longer it takes for the young to eat, from the egg to the plumage it takes for almost a year.
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26.5 Update The Royal Albatross Center
Our Royal Cam chick, Pippa is now 117 days old and weighs 7,3 kg! To put it in perspective - an adult albatross weighs 6-8 kg !!!
3.5 12:25 The male came to feed the young female at 15:03 the female 🙂 also arrived
21.4 camera time 14:17 Beautiful close-ups! Dad came to grind the young female was not in the nest for 4 weeks, has a leg injured.
12.4 Time on camera 8:22 the female arrived and fed the chick
12.4. time on camera 16:39 feeding. Thank you for helping me navigate this.
31.3. the girl is growing nicely, is already getting rid of fluff, beautiful sunny weather
I haven't seen his parents feed him yet
Hello Mrs. Blanko, parents still feed the young female, once a day appears at the nest. It's a coincidence to meet them here, they spend most of their time at sea.
Hello, you saw them, I go through the recording back in the morning and in the evening, and I haven't found anything in a few days. I guess I'm out of luck.
Yesterday there was a female and fed. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FuecZ5I_0M8
Thank you very much for putting it on youtube, I would miss it again. Greetings Boucníková
she missed
21.3 Time on camera 03:36:12 Wild cat near the nest !! Fortunately, the baby slept, not moving, so the cat left. The young female was named Pippy.
Wild cats, weasels and ferrets are chickens predators. Ranger Sharyn will check all nests today.
5.3 According to DNA test results, the chick on the camera is a female!
27.2. 6,58 squirts are growing nicely, the shot on him
22.2. are really calm even if someone passes 8,43 so they do not move
Hello. Albatrosses are calm, beautiful birds. I've been watching them for about two years now, and I'm still amazed at their peace of mind in controlling a young offspring. They are cooperating parents in weighing. Just knock your beak, or peck your sleeve and sit again. It is an extremely interesting spectacle for unknown birds.
1.2. 6,54 squirts is already beautifully visible
On 31.1 this year Kemara has managed to repair it, it is beautiful to see close to the nest
31.1 They already have a baby in their nest !! At 18:30 the lady sprayed the nest around the flies with a spray against the flies and then exchanged the egg for the chick.
30.1 Time on camera 19:45 The male came to replace the female in incubation
29.1 Hatchling begins to hatch
https://www.facebook.com/albatrosscentre/photos/a.606305842797871/2767431743351926/?type=3&theater
25.1. Updating The Royal Albatross Center If you are a fan of #RoyalCam, you can see at any time that the eggs will temporarily disappear! There's no need to worry, here's what's happening behind the scenes… The hot conditions during the hatching of the Northern Royal Albatross are a major problem as adults stand up to cool down, leaving the egg at risk of being attacked by a fly. Albatross chickens can finish hatching in 6 days. Any flies or worms placed in the egg during this period often cause the chick to die. Therefore, when predicting the hatch of a Royal Cam egg (when the chick breaks through the egg shell), we remove it from the nest to perform important health checks. Then,... read more
15.1 07:39 close-ups
10.1. time on camera 07:17 beautiful close-ups
7.1. time on camera 09:26 checking eggs
19.12 Recording and video recording
https://www.zoocam.info/zapis/kolonie-albatrosu-na-nevem-zelandu-sezona-2019-2020/
Information about the new nesting pair.
OGK and YRK on the upper road
The Royal Cam 2019 / 2020 season has moved up the hill again. Now on Top Flat Track is a new pair.
OGK (ring - orange, green, black) 21year male
YRK (ring - yellow, red, black) 25 year old female.
YRK laid 14 eggs. November 2019.
This season the live stream teamed up with Cornell Bird Lab. There are some new features, including night vision and the ability to pan the camera at the discretion of the guards.
12.12. NEW TRANSMISSION! We have a completely new nesting couple here, I will gradually add information.
29.11 Update The Royal Albatross Center
Egg laying seems to have ended with a total of 36. Not bad after last year.
Many known albatrosses incubate eggs, including GO and WO, Button and Toroa.
Egg fertility checks are still ongoing.
We hope you enjoy 8. December will bring a new Royalcam nest for live broadcast. We're taking the opportunity for some maintenance on the CCTV system, so this weekend probably won't work.
The first egg was laid! DOC Colony Update by Ranger Sharyne The Happy Couple is an older couple in their 1930s, OBR and OWG. We hope they will be more fortunate this season than the last two seasons when their eggs failed. Caring for eggs has many challenges, but so far they incubate well. Our guard team is now busy watching and preparing the incubator in case we need to intervene. However, it is good that parents incubate. It will be about a week before we know if the egg is fertile or not. At this stage, we will be in peak times during egg laying, as most eggs will be laid in... read more
17.9.7,23 has not been visible for a long time
17.9. 9: 28 can be seen hovering beautifully, he won't be here for a long time and will fly
Time on 10.9. 17: 50 one of his parents arrived to feed the albatross
5.9. 06: 53 another young albatross - training wings on a cliff
4.9. time on camera 06: 41: 40 albatross pecks the camera 07: 37 one of the parents at the nest