Ancient Murrelet chicks are still arriving every night, with staff and volunteers on Limestone Island counting and weighing chicks as they make their way to the ocean. We have had many clear nights with bright moonlight, giving everyone a good view of the chicks as they paddle away across the tide pool in front of camp. Ancient Murrelets use light to help them navigate which means we are not able to keep lights on when we release chicks. The moonlight made for special viewing of the chicks running down the beach and swimming out to sea to meet up with their parents