This video from Kauai island in Hawaii says about itself:
Laysan Albatross Courtship Dancing
18 November 2015
Adult albatrosses may spend months apart from their partners while foraging between breeding attempts; when they arrive on the breeding grounds, pairs reconnect through a series of highly choreographed dances that reinforce their bond and suitability as a mate. Check out this clip taken with a #GoPro during the 2015 season’s installation to get a sense of the impressive coordination and skill of these talented dancers.
Camera is normally live from late January through mid-July—tune in here.
I love this!
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Indeed, I hope they will have a good nesting season in 2016 🙂
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me too.
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