The birds, which have shag
carpet-like plumage, are endangered Newell's shearwater chicks.
Eight fluffy baby football-sized
birds were just helicoptered to a scenic Hawaiian wildlife refuge in a
conservation effort that was years in the making.
The birds, which have shag
carpet-like plumage, are endangered Newell's shearwater chicks that scientists
hope will become healthy reproducing adults and the founders of a new colony on
the Hawaiian island of Kauai.
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