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Why did animal X stop transmitting?

Capella

Exploring Albatross Movements - 2004 duty cycled

A project of Albatross Conservation Collaborative.


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Capella was born on Tern Island, in the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands. When she was brought into the boat at Cordell Bank, a silver band on the right leg was engraved with a number that told the bird's birthplace and age. Capella is 4 years old, not of breeding age yet, and probably has not returned to Hawaii since departing the colony in 2000. The tag attached to the feathers will transmit locations every other day (24 hours on / 24 hours off) for up to 80 days. Knowing the age and history of this albatross is very lucky!

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Species: Black-footed Albatross
Life Stage: plumage class 3 (4 yrs)
Gender: Female
Release Date: 2004-08-10 17:55:00
Release Location: Cordell Bank
Last Location: 2004-09-10 23:03:42

Adoptive Parents:
Julia Davis


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