We organised that the first mass chick ringing of the season would be while my parents were visiting. Another qualified ringer (Dad) and a pair of helpful hands (Mom) are always appreciated! Michelle, a student from Stellenbosch, also joined us to get a taste of what happens out in the field. All in all it was a very successful day! Over 200 chicks were ringed, and some very interesting regurgitations were collected! It was a long morning, and we did not look as clean and fresh faced when we finished as when we began, but it was a wonderful morning out in the colony!
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| A fresh, clean team ready for the day! |
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| The first chick to be ringed. |
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| Michelle holding her first Kelp Gull. |
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| Shirley and I. |
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| An angry mama! |
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| Dad and I. |
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| Shirley with her hands full! |
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| So cute when they're small! |
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| Double trouble! |
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| Hiding in the bushes. |
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| Little Egrets. |
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