Chinstrap Penguins
Chinstrap Penguins are found in Antarctica, the South Sandwich Islands, and surrounding areas. Their name comes from the black marking marking under their chin coupled with the black feathers on top of their head that makes it look like they are wearing a helmet.
Here is an audio recording of Chinstrap Penguin Calls made at a Chinstrap Penguin Colony in Antarctica:
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Chinstrap on Ice
A chinstrap penguin on Elephant Island
Chinstrap Penguin
A chinstrap penguin at Elephant Island.
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Okay. These are adorable too! Their little chinstraps make them look like they are smiling when they look straight at you! How’d you get them to pose for you!?! Excellent composition!