The Bermuda Petrel (aka "cahow") chick from the Cahow Cam 1 burrow has likely fledged! After spending the evening of May 25 exploring and flapping its wings outside of the nesting burrow, the chick named "Atlas" wandered down the cliff out of view of the cam, where it likely took wing over the Atlantic Ocean in the early morning hours of May 26. After disappearing out of frame around midnight, Atlas did not return to the nesting burrow. In this highlight, we see Altas exercising her wings in pre
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Watch the female Bermuda Petrel (aka "cahow") take a short incubation break, revealing her recently laid egg in the pair's bare scrape of a nest on Nonsuch Island, Bermuda. Every year, breeding cahows return to their nesting burrows in January to lay a single egg and begin incubation. Assuming all goes well, the incubation period can last anywhere between 51 and 55 days before a downy young seabird emerges from the shell. Take in the zen LIVE at AllAboutBirds.org/Cahows | Bird Cams
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Go back into the burrow with one of the world's most critically endangered seabirds, the Bermuda Cahow. Relive what it was like to watch the 2017 breeding season unfold on Nonsuch Island, Bermuda! Check out all the cams LIVE at AllAboutBirds.org/Cams | Bird Cams
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The Bermuda Cahow cam is live now at AllAboutBirds.org/Cahows! After spending months foraging over the Atlantic Ocean, Bermuda Petrels have returned to their breeding grounds on Nonsuch Island, Bermuda, to court, copulate, and spend time with one another in the nesting burrow. The cam pair's return signals the onset of the breeding season and an opportunity to follow and learn about the breeding ecology of one of the most endangered seabirds in the entire world! Breeding pairs typically return t
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Who is that wandering down the tunnel of the nesting burrow on the Bermuda Cahow cam? It's a Bermuda Skink! These critically endangered reptiles are endemic to Bermuda and one of the rarest lizards in the world. Historically, they also have a long-standing, important relationship with the Bermuda Petrel, as they serve as vital consumers of detritus in the burrows. Read more about the interrelationship from Bermuda Terrestrial Conservation Officer Jeremy Madieros and our partners at Nonsuch Exped
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