Bonanza Bird #15: Chinstrap Penguin
![Birdorable Chinstrap Penguin](/img/birdorable/u/chinstrap-penguin.jpg)
Today’s bird, and the 15th species in the Birdorable Bonanza, is the Chinstrap Penguin!
![Chinstrap Penguin at Point Wild, Elephant Island](http://farm7.staticflickr.com/6148/6019689502_8bc1682386_z.jpg)
Chinstrap Penguin at Point Wild, Elephant Island by Liam Q
Chinstrap Penguins are cute little black-and-white birds that live in huge colonies in Antarctica and nearby islands. They are named for the black stripe that runs under the chin which resembles a helmet strap. Chinstrap Penguins are one of the most common species of penguin found in the world, with a population estimated at over 8 million birds.
![Birdorable Chinstrap Penguin Product Samples](/img/birdorable/u/bonanza-2011-bird15_products.jpg)
Tomorrow's bird is a little black and grey bird that breeds on Cyprus. Can you guess what it will be?
![Birdorable Bonanza Preview](/img/birdorable/u/bonanza2011_bird16_preview.gif)
Comments
Leave a comment
Thank you!