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Look familiar? Do you recall the artist?
From FOMA, thanks for your love, dedication, and generous support of Kuaihelani (Midway Atoll) this year. #Birds
Look familiar? Do you recall the artist?
From FOMA, thanks for your love, dedication, and generous support of Kuaihelani (Midway Atoll) this year. #Birds
Gianna Arcuri, Ayla Liss, Katie Hearther, & Sophie Elliott (Volunteer Lead Molly Henling) spend long days in the field checking nests & banding birds (Photos USFWS biologist and volunteer Dan Rapp).
Donors make this possible; see comments. #Birds
Gianna Arcuri, Ayla Liss, Katie Hearther, & Sophie Elliott (Volunteer Lead Molly Henling) spend long days in the field checking nests & banding birds (Photos USFWS biologist and volunteer Dan Rapp).
Donors make this possible; see comments. #Birds
Cam only possible because of donors. Donations matched 1:1 up to $10,000 through Dec. 31—we’re halfway to our goal.
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Cam only possible because of donors. Donations matched 1:1 up to $10,000 through Dec. 31—we’re halfway to our goal.
friendsofmidway.org/double-your-...
USFWS/FOMA ace Dan Rapp shows N333 nesting—possible through decades of banding & monitoring;
full history in comments.
Help sustain conservation & research.
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USFWS/FOMA ace Dan Rapp shows N333 nesting—possible through decades of banding & monitoring;
full history in comments.
Help sustain conservation & research.
friendsofmidway.org/double-your-...
George and Geraldine—Makalena (Short-tailed albatross)— are back at their Sand Island nesting site. Near them is their returning 2019 fledgling. Photos courtesy of USFWS Supervisory Wildlife Biologist Jon Plissner.
Learn more in comments.
George and Geraldine—Makalena (Short-tailed albatross)— are back at their Sand Island nesting site. Near them is their returning 2019 fledgling. Photos courtesy of USFWS Supervisory Wildlife Biologist Jon Plissner.
Learn more in comments.
Learn more in comments.
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Remembered today as he was stationed on Midway when it was shelled on December 7, 1941 and he also fought in the Battle of Midway June 4-6, 1942.
Remembered today as he was stationed on Midway when it was shelled on December 7, 1941 and he also fought in the Battle of Midway June 4-6, 1942.
Photos courtesy FWS Ecological Services
Biologist Sheldon Plentovich. She’s on Midway currently, working on the Laysan finch relocation project.
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Photos courtesy FWS Ecological Services
Biologist Sheldon Plentovich. She’s on Midway currently, working on the Laysan finch relocation project.
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All proceeds directly support conservation work on Midway Atoll National Wildlife Refuge
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All proceeds directly support conservation work on Midway Atoll National Wildlife Refuge
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her!
🎼 #Reunited
USFWS staff spotted band EX25 on 11/25. No, he has not been named; we await that news.
So far we have a few photos and we'll share more as we receive them.
Here's to a successful egg laying and hatching season for these two!
Photos by Chris Forster.
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This season we continue to use a new friend in our annual albatross census on Kuaihelani (Midway Atoll): drones assisting our dedicated bird counters. See comments & link below. #Birds
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This season we continue to use a new friend in our annual albatross census on Kuaihelani (Midway Atoll): drones assisting our dedicated bird counters. See comments & link below. #Birds
🔗 friendsofmidway.org/drones-bird-count
On November 7, we launched a 3-to-1 Match. And met it!
See how in comments.
From all of us at Friends of Midway Atoll: 𝐌𝐚𝐡𝐚𝐥𝐨
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On November 7, we launched a 3-to-1 Match. And met it!
See how in comments.
From all of us at Friends of Midway Atoll: 𝐌𝐚𝐡𝐚𝐥𝐨
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Thanks USFWS volunteer and biologist Dan Rapp for a close up view of a younger ʻUaʻu Kani (Wedge-tailed Shearwater). See more in comments about how this chick got here!
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Thanks USFWS volunteer and biologist Dan Rapp for a close up view of a younger ʻUaʻu Kani (Wedge-tailed Shearwater). See more in comments about how this chick got here!
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Over 1 million more albatross will soon arrive at the world’s largest albatross colony.
🎥 Watch it LIVE!
Over 1 million more albatross will soon arrive at the world’s largest albatross colony.
🎥 Watch it LIVE!
We announce a 3-to-1 Match to fund our annual albatross census and drone research project for the rest of this year. A generous $50,000 grant from the Marisla Foundation initiates. See how you can help in comments. #Birds
We announce a 3-to-1 Match to fund our annual albatross census and drone research project for the rest of this year. A generous $50,000 grant from the Marisla Foundation initiates. See how you can help in comments. #Birds
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#PapahānaumokuākeaNationalMarineSanctuary.
See more in comments.
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#PapahānaumokuākeaNationalMarineSanctuary
See more in comments.
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Grateful for Dan’s time and joyful in the brown, masked & red-footed boobies on Midway Atoll.
These magnificent deep divers use their sharp bills to take fish at sea. We will feature them this week as we wait for the return of the albatross.
Grateful for Dan’s time and joyful in the brown, masked & red-footed boobies on Midway Atoll.
These magnificent deep divers use their sharp bills to take fish at sea. We will feature them this week as we wait for the return of the albatross.
“A whirlwind stop only for a few hours…to retrieve the 42,000 lbs of marine debris that our team had cleaned up….final total for this mission comes to 72,150 lbs….”
📸 by @sullivanhaskins
#PapahānaumunokuākeaMarineDebrisProject
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“A whirlwind stop only for a few hours…to retrieve the 42,000 lbs of marine debris that our team had cleaned up….final total for this mission comes to 72,150 lbs….”
📸 by @sullivanhaskins
#PapahānaumunokuākeaMarineDebrisProject
#Birds
“Eclipsing 70,000 lbs of marine debris removed…this number included an 800 lb steel buoy that washed up just days before our arrival!
A big mahalo to Nick, Dwight, Jordan, and Kayla!
📸 by @sullivanhaskins
“Eclipsing 70,000 lbs of marine debris removed…this number included an 800 lb steel buoy that washed up just days before our arrival!
A big mahalo to Nick, Dwight, Jordan, and Kayla!
📸 by @sullivanhaskins