natgeo Photography by @stephenwilkes. Steeple Jason is a magical place and is home to 70% of the worlds population of Black-browed Albatross. This video of a fledgling Black-browed Albatross, covered with soft grey down feathers is a preview of my upcoming series from an assignment on Bird Migration that will be published in National Geographic in January and exhibited at the National Geographic Museum in Washington DC in February. Please stay tuned to see more from this amazing adventure.
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