Subject: APZ0005z3k
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by bienle123
15 penguins and an innocent looking sheathbill...
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by gardenmaeve moderator
The #sheathbill IS innocent... and hungry as a result. 😄
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by bienle123
Thats what they always say! 😄
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by AvastMH moderator
What's that dark thing in the water just above that top right plate of sea ice? One object (to the right) is a rock showing in this picture
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by AvastMH moderator
about 40 minutes later: http://talk.penguinwatch.org/#/subjects/APZ0005z3b , but what's the article to the left?
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by bienle123
See? thats what I mean!! Looking like the harmless little birdie and then, in an unattended moment: One penguin less!!!
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by gardenmaeve moderator
Lawyers for the Defense would like to present the following:
From http://www.birdlife.org/datazone/species/factsheet/22693556Posted
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by gardenmaeve moderator
"Ecology: "The species is typically found in seabird colonies, especially those of penguins, "
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by gardenmaeve moderator
"but occasionally those of cormorants and albatrosses, and also at seal rookeries and haul-outs."
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by gardenmaeve moderator
"In the Falklands it occurs near human settlements. It is omnivorous, and notably feeds on marine prey stolen from penguins" (del Hoyo et al. 1996).
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by gardenmaeve moderator
😄
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by bienle123
Ok, sheathbill and now what happened to the disappeared penguin? Didint want to share its prey, hm?
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by gardenmaeve moderator
Penguins go swimming and hunting. Sheathbill is a scavenger and will clean up penguin food bits and eat eggs.
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by bienle123
😄 😄 😄
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by gardenmaeve moderator
Have a good night, @bienle123. 😄 😄 😄
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