Keepers at a Scottish safari park are celebrating the arrival of its first Humboldt penguin chick in two years.
The two-week-old chick is doing well after hatching on March 29 at Blair Drummond Safari Park near Stirling. The chick is being looked after by foster parents Freckles and Sheldon who took on the job of incubating and rearing the youngster after its biological parents abandoned the egg.
Penguin keeper Coni McEwan said the chick, which has not yet been named as keepers are still to determine its sex, is putting on weight at a good rate.
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Scottish safari park welcomes Humboldt penguin chick
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