No sightings of her band reported since last season on Midway.

Banded on Midway December 10, 1956 and estimated to now be ~75.

Females nest Feb–Nov, usually laying 3–5 eggs Apr–Aug under well-hidden brush and grasses.
Whiter eye ring = older duck. Females often have pinkish bills; males show a greenish tint. Photo credit: Daniel Clark USFWS

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When they arrive, the mature albatross will be searching for their lifelong mate. Those who have a mate that didn’t return may be dancing to try to attract a new spouse.
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