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> \ufeffDear PenguinPromises
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>
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> The penguins began arriving back in the colony in early October. The male
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> penguins arrive about 10 days before the females, and gather on the beach
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> waiting for the females to arrive. The pairs become separated during the
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> winter migration, and this is how they meet up again. It is a reunion in
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> which it is okay for the female to arrive late, but not the male.
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>
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> There are more male eggs laid than female eggs, so there are always more
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> male penguins than females in the population. If the male looses his
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> partner, it is more difficult for him to find another unattached female. It
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> is therefore important for the male to be ready and waiting when his partner
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> returns to the colony, in order to avoid loosing her to a competitor, of
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> which there are many.
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>
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> By contrast, not only is it easier for the female to find a replacement
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> partner, but she is also running against her own biological clock when she
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> arrives at the colony. She is already carrying rudimentary eggs when she
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> arrives home, and they need fertilizing shortly after arrival to ensure that
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> they are laid at the proper time.
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>
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> If the female arrives back at the colony and the male has not arrived, the
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> female will not wait long before pairing with one of the many unattached
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> males. She does not really have much choice. If the eggs are not fertilized
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> they will be reabsorbed, and the female will loose her chance to raise
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> chicks for another year.
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>
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> To stop that from happening the males arrive about 10 days before the
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> females, and the females renew the courtship with their usual partner. As a
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> result of this protocol, Magellanic penguins are very faithful and usually
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> remain with the same partner for life.
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>
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> Your penguin reunited again after the long separation during the migration,
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> and the couple have spent the last few days making changes to the nest.
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>
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> The couple made a new nest under a different part of their bush. Last year’s
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> nest will have fleas that have been dormant in the bottom of the nest since
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> last season. The fleas lie dormant in the soil over the winter and wake up
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> again when they feel the warmth of the penguins back in the nest. Fleas and
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> ticks that were on the penguin when they left on migration would have died
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> after being so long in the water, so the penguins come back to the nest
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> relatively free of parasites.
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>
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> Moving the nest a very short distance may possibly help cut down the number
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> of fleas, but considering it is still around the same bush, it is unlikely
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> to make much difference. Even if the penguins did prevent some of last
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> year’s fleas from getting back into their feathers, they soon pick up fleas
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> again just walking through the colony. Sadly fleas are a burden that all of
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> the penguins just have to put up with.
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>
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> We also have to put up with the fleas when working with the penguins.
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> Although penguin fleas can only survive on penguins, they still bite people
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> in an attempt to draw blood, and cause itchy spots like mosquito bites. They
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> especially like getting into people’s socks, and a visit to the penguin
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> colony is often followed by itchy bites around the ankles. Thankfully
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> penguin fleas cannot survive on human blood, so they soon die and cannot
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> cause an infestation. A shower and a change of clothes at the end of the day
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> is all that is needed to get rid of them.
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>
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> Magellanic penguins prefer to nest in burrows, but here the soil is too dry
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> and sandy for making burrows. Anything more than a simple hollow would
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> collapse. So the penguins here make their nests under the bushes, which give
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> them some protection from bad weather and predators.
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>
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> Magellanic penguins always lay two eggs, with a separation of about 4 days
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> between the first and second egg. We never disturb the penguins to take
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> photos until they have laid their eggs. If we tried to take photos before
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> the first egg is laid, the new penguins could possibly abandon their nest
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> and make a new nest somewhere else. However once the eggs have been laid the
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> penguins will not abandon the nest.
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>
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> The two eggs have now been laid, and I attach a new photo of your penguin
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> incubating them.
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>
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> The eggs are large, weighing over 100 grams each, and take about 7 weeks to
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> hatch. During that time both penguins take turns at incubating the eggs to
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> keep them warm so that they can develop properly. One penguin stays in the
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> nest lying over the eggs to keep them warm and hidden from predators, whilst
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> the other partner goes to sea to catch fish. They swap over every two or
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> three days so that both penguins can take turns at catching fish.
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>
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> The most common cause of egg loss is not predation, but rather penguins
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> taking too long to return to the nest. Our studies show that penguins will
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> abandon the nest if their partner does not return within about 6 days during
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> the incubation. This is most common with inexperienced penguins nesting for
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> the first time, and is usually caused by less experienced parents being
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> unfamiliar with the surrounding area, and having trouble finding the shoals
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> of fish.
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>
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> Inexperienced penguins also occasionally have problems locating their nest
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> amongst the 150,000 other nests in the colony. People sometimes have trouble
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> remembering where they parked their car, but imagine a parking lot with
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> 150,000 lots, all hidden within a dense forest. The bushes are like trees to
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> the penguins, who have no chance of seeing over the top to get their
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> bearings (see second photo).
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>
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> The egg is a truly remarkable thing. Life on Earth began in water, and all
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> embryos need to develop in water. So many groups of animals developed eggs
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> in order to provide a self contained capsule that provides that aquatic
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> environment on land where there is no water.
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>
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> Each egg contains exactly enough ingredients inside its shell to produce a
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> baby penguin. That may sound obvious, but most animals have babies that vary
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> in size. Penguins don’t. The fertilized egg grows a network of blood vessels
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> around the outside of the yolk, and then works inwards to turn the yolk into
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> the baby penguin. The chick even hatches with some yolk left inside its
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> stomach, to feed it during the first few days of life.
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>
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> The only thing the egg lacks is oxygen and warmth. The egg shell is
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> sufficiently porous to allow oxygen to enter the egg, and for carbon dioxide
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> to be expelled. The adult penguin provides the warmth through incubation.
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> Cell growth requires the eggs to be kept within a certain temperature range,
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> and if eggs are left exposed for too long, they cool down too much and fail
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> to hatch.
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>
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> The main predators here are foxes, armadillos and skuas (large brown
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> seagulls). However predators are rarely able to steal the eggs if the adult
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> is guarding the eggs carefully. Magellanic penguins are very tough and have
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> a fierce bite, which can cut the flesh down to the bone. Foxes and skuas
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> would not dare risk a fight with an adult Magellanic penguin, so they keep
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> well away from the nests if the penguin is on guard. They tend to circle
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> around the colony looking for careless penguins that have left the eggs
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> exposed for whatever reason.
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>
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> For the next 7 weeks there will be very little activity in the colony except
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> for the changing over of the penguins as they take turns incubating the
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> eggs. We visit each nest every few days to ensure that all is well, and to
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> record any egg losses. In order to protect the penguins it is important to
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> measure the percentage of eggs lost and to record the causes of egg losses.
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> This important information is vital for protecting the penguins. Only by
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> gathering this kind of information can we detect any new problems early on.
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>
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> Once the eggs hatch in December things will begin to happen more quickly.
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> The chicks grow very rapidly, increasing their weight 30 times in just 10
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> weeks, and I will keep you up to date with all the activity.
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>
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> Emails can sometimes go astray, so if it ever goes beyond two months without
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> hearing from us, then let us know in case an update that we sent to you has
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> failed to arrive. I can resend anything that has been lost.
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>
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> Adding our email address mbingham@penguins.cl<\/a> to your Approved Senders List
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> will help to ensure safe arrival of all our updates. This is especially
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> important if you use Hotmail or Outlook, which have been very unreliable
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> recently.
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>
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> I will write to you again in December when the eggs have finally hatched,
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> with more information about your little adopted family.
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>
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> Kind regards, Mike
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>
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>
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>
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