Burrowscoping
A little bit of seabirds, science, and conservation
Seabird science is glamorous. I spend a lot of time lying down, face-first in the mud, with my arm in a hole in the ground. Like so:
At the moment, these holes in the ground sometimes have Grey-faced petrel chicks in them.
And while the old ‘shove your arm in and find out’ method often works, there are also burrows where it’s difficult to know what’s going on. They can be long. They can twist in…
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