Your Sunday Morning Moment with a Nunulu (Bonin petrel) and Dan on Kuaihelani (Midway Atoll). Sand is flying high these days on Kuaihelani due to the seriously mean backwards kick coming from hundreds of thousands of tiny nunulu webbed feet! Once deep inside their almost perfectly round underground burrow, an egg is laid. A burrow cannot fend off an approaching mouse but a well-crafted deep one prevents cave ins under the weight of 6 to 9 pound albatrosses. Video is by Dan Rapp who is still woki

When the kid grows taller than you but you still have to feed them! This 'A (masked booby) chick fledged last month from Eastern Island on Kuaihelani (Midway Atoll). Fortunately Dan Rapp was able to capture this sweet moment before it flew away on its own two wings. These are fearless seabirds that dive deep under the surface to retrieve their food and can fall prey to long line fishing hooks. Let us hope our advocacy efforts this month halts the possibility of commercial long line fishing vesse

75 Years After the Battle of Midway, a Tour of the Midway Atoll