Albatross couple George and Geraldine reunite for the 10th straight year
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George and Geraldine, two short-tailed albatrosses (endangered, listed by the U.S. and Hawaii), have reunited on Midway Atoll National Wildlife Refuge for their 10th straight nesting season, with George arriving October 18 and the pair reunited by October 22; they are the only breeding pair of their species at the atoll and have produced one chick since 2019.
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