The American Bird Conservancy reports:
“For the second time ever recorded, an endangered Short-tailed Albatross has nested in the United States and produced a chick. The recent discovery of the nest and chick on Midway Atoll in the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands follows the fledging of the first U.S.-born chick last year at the same site by the same parents.”
Read more at: Endangered Bird Produces a Chick on U.S. Soil for Second Time in History.
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