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Changing of the guards

26 January 2022 - The last two chicks of the season are just about to fledge, while the colony is mainly occupied by unattractive moulting adults. Soon however, they will leave their shelters too, freeing up the colony's nesting boxes for some valuable maintenance time.

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Changing of the guards - 26 January 2022

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