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Film-maker back at Nonsuch to capture the latest research on how one of the world’s rarest seabirds spends its time at sea

JP Rouja, founder of Nonsuch Expeditions, said the cahow chick is projected to hatch by the end of Tuesday

A cahow couple are seen violently squabbling over care of their egg, while a crab intrudes on their nest

Tests are to be carried out to determine if the victims were young prospecting birds or older ones

Cameras document female dallying with an interloper a few days before her mate’s return

Nonsuch Colony is the second-largest subpopulation of cahows in Bermuda, and thus the world

Observers can watch the birds thanks to live streaming by cameras from Nonsuch Expeditions

Data shows the birds embark on extensive foraging trips lasting up to ten days and taking in about 750 miles

The chick, named Inna, was seen on video exercising its wings outside of its burrow

A continuing study could answer a “who is the father” drama while examining the genetic diversity of cahows

A high-tech underground eye on a burrow of Bermuda’s national bird catches their nasty side

The newcomer is spotted on Sunday after researchers notice signs that arrival is imminent