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To: Mick Roderick <>, Birding_Aus <>
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Date: Mon, 18 Aug 2014 19:25:01 -0700
  Content preview:  Hi Mick, Â Thanks for your Port Stephens Pelagic 10 August
    trip report on the SOSSA website. 
http://www.sossa-international.org/forum/content.php?699
     The photos of the Shy type albatross are very interesting. In the text
    you wrote it was first thought to be a candidate Salvin's but is now  
"considered
    to be a Shy-type (most likely a cauta) with very dark primaries". Â I agree
    this is not a Salvin's because the head and mantle are not grey enough and
    the there is too much contrast in the bill pattern. I would say it is not
    a cauta either but almost certainly a steadi (or White-capped Albatross)
   the NZ subspecies of Shy that breeds on the Auckland Islands. The main ID
    feature is the fresh juvenile plumage at this time of year. Tasmanian Shy
    Albatross (cauta)Â fledge in April, and by August they are showing signs
   of wear and moult. Conversely, steadi fledge in August and arrive off the
   NSW coast immediately. Quite a few juvenile steadi have dark underside to
    the primaries like this, but I'm not sure that cauta ever shows such dark
    primaries.  Over the last few years steadi juveniles have been much more
    common than cauta juveniles on Sydney pelagic and Halicat whalewatching 
trips.
    Until August, most shy-types are adults, whilst juveniles (which must be
    cauta) are rare, and older immatures are even rarer. from August onwards
   fresh juveniles outnumber worn juveniles by maybe 3 or 4 to 1. Â Just about
    all the adults off Sydney might be steadi . For a couple of years I've been
    looking for an adult with a yellow flush at the base of the culminicorn,
   but haven't seen one. It seems this character is diagnostic of cauta and
    never occurs in steadi. I understand that in Tasmanian seas the presumed
    cauta show this year-round, although I havenâ??t been down that way in 
about
    2 decades. Â Unless cauta can lose that yellow flush when they leave the
   breeding seas, nearly all the adults off Sydney must be steadi. [...] 
 
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