Our new volunteers are learning the ropes, and they seem to be enjoying their work so far. They don't have too many albatross bites yet, but they'll be getting more as soon as they have to start banding them.
Here's the Thanksgiving fruit table with a bunch of hibiscus flowers that grow around the island to add some color.
Here's the bread table, most was homemade by Laurel and really good.
Here's the head chef, Pong, carving the turkey.
Here's John and his wife Mali listening to Darlene's speech at the All Hands Club. The presentations were followed by a pool tournament and karaoke. Normally the band would play, but the lead guitar player is on vacation.
The volunteers are marking a Black-footed albatross nest near the south beach.
Here's a female Ring-necked duck swimming around in one of the seeps.
This is the Laysan/Black-footed albatross hybrid that hangs out across from the Midway House.
2 comments:
Please give my best wishes to John Hanna and his wife!
Best wishes to them too! It is hard to retire if you're working in a nice environment like that. Nonetheless, people should decide the time when they should just take a step into retirement. After years of work, one should spend a new chapter in their life working hard on some R&R.
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