Among Penguins

Noah Strycker spent three months, from November 2008 to January 2009, living and studying Adelie Penguins at Cape Crozier, Antarctica. The daily blog posts he wrote while in Antarctica are accessible from this page.

Noah With Adelie Penguins At Cape Crozier, Antarctica

Noah With Adelie Penguins At Cape Crozier, Antarctica

Posted: April 9th, 2009
at 11:52am by birdboy

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Noah Strycker is spending this season in a field camp on remote Cape Crozier, Antarctica, with two other researchers and several hundred thousand Adelie Penguins. Adverse weather, cramped conditions, and isolation are usual. This blog covers day-to-day life on earth's driest, coldest, windiest, most southerly continent.

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Noah is a 22-year-old recent graduate of Oregon State University in Fisheries and Wildlife. He is Associate Editor of Birding magazine, columnist known as BirdBoy in WildBird magazine, and a passionate birder, artist, and photographer. Contact him or see more of his work at noahstrycker.com.

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Penguin Science research is ongoing. You can learn more about the project at penguinscience.com.

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Read a January 2009 feature about Noah in The Oregonian newspaper.

Read Noah's December 2008 interview in The Washington Post.

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