National Geographic Travelのインスタグラム(natgeotravel) - 5月30日 07時05分
Photo by @FransLanting You’re looking at the outcome of albatross love—a gaggle of black-browed chicks, which have a long way to go before they can lift their wings and become the supreme flyers sailors have admired for centuries. They’re plump from the fish and squid oil they get fed and they’re all sitting on mud nests built by their parents, which are maintained and added onto year after year. They turn into pedestals over time. After the young birds fledge, they will roam the open ocean for several years without coming back to shore, but eventually the survivors return to the island where they are born to seek mates. And then the cycle of life continues for the lucky ones. Follow me @FransLantingand @ChristineEckstrom for more intimate encounters of the animal kind. @thephotosociety @natgeocreative #Albatross #Seabird#naturelovers #ocean #wildlifephotography #Birdphotography #YearoftheBird
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