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… Mollymawks The Thalassarche albatrosses, sometimes known as mollymawks, are considerably smaller than the great …
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Part of story: Albatrosses
… to her nest at Taiaroa Head. The smaller albatrosses, or mollymawks, also have long lives, with a female Buller’s … assistance. Chicks fledge at four to five months for mollymawks, and eight or nine months for great albatrosses. …
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Part of story: Albatrosses
… six or seven species. small albatrosses, also known as mollymawks (genus Thalassarche ). They are the grey-headed, … albatross. Where they roam The great albatrosses, mollymawks, and sooty albatrosses occur in the oceans of the southern hemisphere, although individual mollymawks sometimes stray into the North Atlantic, where …
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Part of story: Albatrosses
… but are home to abundant bird life, especially penguins and mollymawks. There are no beaches or easy landing points. …
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Part of story: Subantarctic islands
… that survive The Codfish Island fernbird, Campbell Island mollymawk, crested grebe, black petrel, and a snail of the …
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Part of story: Threatened species
… breeding populations of wandering albatrosses and shy mollymawks (a type of albatross). Campbell Island has six …
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Part of story: Subantarctic islands
… for food. Buller’s albatrosses (also known as Buller’s mollymawks) breeding on the Snares Islands feed in the …
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Part of story: Seabirds – overview