Re: Ziemeļu karaliskie albatrosi Jaunzēlandē 2025/2026

Sarmīte · Post by **Sarmīte** » 01 Jan 2026 13:11

20.12
YC02

20.12
Brīvie albatrosi sarodas uz 2026.gada pirmo ballīti.

20.15
KA88

Sarmīte · Post by **Sarmīte** » 01 Jan 2026 13:12

20.17
Albatrosu sarunas.

20.17

Sarmīte · Post by **Sarmīte** » 01 Jan 2026 13:15

20.19
Kāds ar krāsu joslām. Varbūt LOW ?

20.22
KC29

20.24
WYL savā ligzdā, bet ir tāds jūklis, ka var palaist garām vecāku maiņu.

Sarmīte · Post by **Sarmīte** » 01 Jan 2026 13:16

20.29
Nu jau ligzdu vispār neredz.

20.31
Neredzētas krāsas.

Sarmīte · Post by **Sarmīte** » 01 Jan 2026 13:20

20.31
Jaunzēlandes vērotājs domā, ka augšējā josla ir baltā krāsā, bet man tā nešķiet.

Varbūt Sharyn kādreiz pastāstīs.

20.31
Kāds , kurš nav ticis pie cipariņiem.

20.36
Ballīte beidzas.

Sarmīte · Post by **Sarmīte** » 02 Jan 2026 13:52

2.janvāris

7.03
YC01

10.05
Laiks gulēšanai.

Sarmīte · Post by **Sarmīte** » 02 Jan 2026 13:58

18.15
Dzeltenā josla A43 un tā ir Amīria. Amīria ir meitene, kura bija ļoti liela staigātāja.

Pavisam maza jau devās garās pastaigās.
Aizlidoja 2018.gadā.
Sākām vērot albatrosu bērnu no marta, jo pirms tam vērojām ligzdu, kurā toreiz notika liela nelaime.

Sarmīte · Post by **Sarmīte** » 02 Jan 2026 14:01

18.21
Kārtējā ballīte. Pašlaik ir interesanti redzēt tik daudz albatrosus kadrā, bet gan jau jaunieši gribēs šeit komunicēt arī vēlāk.
Mazulītim tādus barus nevajadzētu.

Atliek cerēt, ka jaunieši izvēlēsies kādu citu vietu ballītēm.

Sarmīte · Post by **Sarmīte** » 03 Jan 2026 14:51

3.janvāris

2.38
WYL naktī ir nomodā.

10.23
Nu jau diena un var pagulēt.

15.39

Sarmīte · Post by **Sarmīte** » 03 Jan 2026 14:52

16.31
Apskata oliņu.

16.37

16.45

Sarmīte · Post by **Sarmīte** » 03 Jan 2026 14:54

21.39
Atkal diena ir galā. WYL ligzdā 9 dienas.

Sarmīte · Post by **Sarmīte** » 04 Jan 2026 10:10

4.janvāris
6.49
Rīts ar kuģi.

9.19
Darbā atkal Sharyn un tiek sakopta kamera.

Sarmīte · Post by **Sarmīte** » 04 Jan 2026 10:11

9.19
Sharyn apgriež zāli pie kameras un arī pie pašas ligzdas.

9.20

Sarmīte · Post by **Sarmīte** » 04 Jan 2026 10:13

10.16
Tūrist kuģītis gandrīz pie paša krasta.

10.48
Vēl viens kruīza kuģis.

Sarmīte · Post by **Sarmīte** » 04 Jan 2026 10:14

12.06
Rit desmitā diena ligzdā un WYL šodien tāds nemierīgs.

13.01

16.26

Sarmīte · Post by **Sarmīte** » 04 Jan 2026 10:17

17.03
Bieži ceļas kājās.

17.05
Oliņa.

17.09
Bija cerība, ka publicēs BOK lidojuma datus, jo pēdējā reizē bija pavisam tuvu ligzdai.

Sarmīte · Post by **Sarmīte** » 04 Jan 2026 23:34

5.janvāris

Sharyn Broni (Ranger, DOC)
Featured by Department of Conservation
Kia ora koutou (hello everyone)

Royalcam News

WYL and BOK at Plateau nest.
The fertile egg was laid on the 6th of November so is now 60 days old. Eggs are incubated for an average of 79 days before hatching so this egg is now over halfway through the incubation period. Give or take a few days, the chick is due to hatch near the end of January 2026. WYL has been on the nest for 11 days and has had his GPS fitted. GPS updates for WYL will be provided after the next changeover at the nest.
BOK has been foraging of the east coast of New Zealand for the last 11 days and has travelled over 2000km so far. SP = start point and EP = end point. The numbers refer to the number of times the satellite as received a signal from that location.

2025/26 season update

Many adolescents have arrived, and gams have been seen on the headland and the surrounding ocean on windy days.
Feeding trips are interspersed with time on the headland. It generally takes 2 inexperienced birds 3 seasons to find a mate before they start breeding.
Non-breeders will sometimes interact with breeders even with no familial relationship. It is practice in bonding for the non-breeders and an opportunity for the breeders to have the head lice scratched while their mate is away.
Background on data collection

All toroa at Pukekura have been banded with a uniquely numbered Stainless-Steel band since 1936 although the bands have changed over time. A colour combination for an alphanumeric band on the opposite leg means quicker identification. Yellow bands are females, and the males have black bands. Banding ensures that we will be able to recognise everyone in years to come and be able to collect lifespan and breeding success data.

Geo Positioning System (GPS) tags are attached to back feathers and will moult off. They send the data via satellite so it can be viewed without retrieving the tag.

Past Royalcam family’s news

Read more about the Royalcam families here: Meet the Royal family: https://www.doc.govt.nz/nature/native-a ... al-family/

The parents (LGK and LGL) of Karere, Tiaki and Kiwa are now on a fertile egg at Top Flat. YWK and KGY, Moana’s parents also have a fertile egg this season and Tūmanako’s dad BK and his new RLW also have a fertile egg.

GO and WO, the foster parent’s of 2018 chick Amīria are nesting but sadly their egg was found broken. They are on a dummy egg to hold them as potential foster parents.

Past Royalcam chicks that have returned to Pukekura are Moana, Tūmanako and Amīria.

Tūmanako, who fledged in 2017, returned at the end of 2021 and has been ‘keeping company’ with a 7-year-old female (i.e. serious about breeding).

Sarmīte · Post by **Sarmīte** » 05 Jan 2026 14:09

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Karsta diena un WYL knābis pavērts.

16.39
WYL apskata oliņu.

16.44
BOK kavējas.

Sarmīte · Post by **Sarmīte** » 05 Jan 2026 14:10

18.54
Atkal garāmgājējs.

18.54
YA 45

Sarmīte · Post by **Sarmīte** » 05 Jan 2026 14:12

18.54
YA45 aiziet aiz kameras.

19.00
Nāk atpakaļ.

20.29
Vakarpusē vēl kāda staigātāja. YC00.

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