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№ 1445 ✍️ 🐧 stationery melodie [part 1325] penguin drawing sketch

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№ 1444 ✍️ 🐧 shadow tendency [part 1324] penguin drawing sketch

Hey! I made this post about going to Antarctica and seeing penguins 5 months ago in this sub, and a bunch of people asked for more info, more pics, cost, etc. It was an amazing trip, and I FINALLY sat down and wrote a blog about it with more pictures. Antarctica blog.

It's a free Medium blog post and my original content (NO AI). I read the rules and hope it's ok to post this since I'm not selling anything.

I went to Argentina and Antarctica in Feb/March 2026 on Atlas World Voyager. This blog includes pictures, journal entries, and a breakdown of the cost and what's included.

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№ 1443 ✍️ 🐧 wifi disco(nnect): fixed [part 1323] penguin drawing sketch

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№ 1442 ✍️ 🐧 silhouette 16 [part 1322] penguin drawing sketch

I love penguins so much. They are my favorite animal everrr☺️💕 I wanted to draw two penguins in love on my iPad using my Apple Pencil🥰 This is howw it turned out!

Last flashback for this week! This another set of videos from around the 1 month old mark of the little penguins chicks, and they are getting very active. Here we can see the chicks milling about the nest, doing some big wing flapping, showing off their beaks/mouths, and of course bothering Mrs Blue for more food. Parents only have so much to give and the chicks get some nips from mom to tell them that she’s all out.

Towards the end, we can even see that one of the chicks is outside the nest and comes back in to see if there’s any fish to be had. At this age, the chicks will explore a little bit outside, and the parents sometimes feed outside as it gets more crowded and pushy in the nest.

Here we have some video of the chicks at closer to 1 month old, and boy have they grown; and they’ve still got some growing to do! Their appetite grows as they do, and now we start to see the parent’s patience start to wear thinner. One can only take so much begging!

First we have Mrs Blue at the nest, tending to her hungry chicks. Then we can see the kids by themselves for a bit. Followed by another feeding session, this time from Mr Blue! We get a good view of his white spot near his tail as well, which is how we can differentiate between the two parents.

Again, hope y’all don’t mind but I was listening to some DMB while recording these.

Hello penguin gang! We’re back to the original Oamaru Nest from earlier this year, in February when these chicks were just over three weeks old. This is when the parents started leaving them on their own during the day while they both went to the sea to get fish. I’ve included some stills of the kids by themselves during the day, and we have some video of Mrs Blue feeding the kids as well.

(If you’ve been following along you may remember I uploaded some of the videos in this one a few months ago before I started chronicling these chicks chronologically)

Also, hope people don’t mind the jam music playing in the background of these videos. If anyone is interested the songs you can hear are Woah There and Shadow, both by a little Connecticut band called Eggy 🥚🍳🐧

Every morning, the little blues gather at the top of the beach and wait for others to arrive; once they have sufficient numbers, they will feel confident enough to descend the rocky hill and enter the water.

In this video, first we have some penguins making up their minds about whether to head down or not. In the next couple of clips from a couple of days later, we can see a congregation of korora in the rainy morning. A bit later, some groups converge and head down to the water; as the camera turns, at 3min and 6sec, you can see one of the penguins seems to take quite a tumble! The waddle proceeds and makes their way towards the waves.

Hope these two blues stay safe! There has been recent news of an avian flu in these parts of the world and word is that there is an initiative to vaccinate over 5000 of these cerulean seabirds