Pingwin niesie roślinę do swojego gniazda

Pick up a pppppplant.... This penguin is seen carrying an uprooted plant in its beak as it makes its way back to its burrow. The Magellanic Penguin was seen carrying the nest material as it had a trek from source to nest at Volunteer Point on the Falkland Island. Retire Cheng Chang, 73, said, "When I tried to take a picture of penguins here walking in a valley-like environment before sunset, I saw a strange creature in the distance. When it moved closer, it turned out to be a Magellanic Penguin charring a large flower, which almost completely covered its face. The penguin was carrying the flower to its home. I followed it for a while and had several pictures of it carrying the plant." "Although it is common behaviour for a bird to add a soft material to its nest or burrow to please its mate in the early stage of its breeding season, during my visits to the Falkland Islands, I have not seen a single case of this. It's the first time I've seen such a scene with this bird. When I realised that it was a Magellanic Penguin that was carrying a big plant, it made me more curious, as they should have been done building their burrow with soft materials now. This male penguin was doing his best to please his mate at home."