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mouth of Fuji River, Shizuoka Prefecture, central Honshu and was brought to the nearby Shizuoka Municipal Nihondaira Zoo the same day. The bird died on 30 March, after being kept for 12 days at the Zoo. The bird was fed an average daily amount 622g of fish: mainly horse mackerel (Trachurus japonicus), some squid (Todarodes pacificus) and krill (Euphausia superba), but most of the food was regurgitated after three days of captivity. To stop regurgitation, the bill was taped on the 4th day, which, however, resulted in the suffocation of the emaciated bird on the 12th day. It weighed 3200g on arrival at the zoo and died at 3060g. This bird was sent to the Yamashina Institute for Ornithology and was recorded as a study skin, specimen No. 96-0124. The bird had no leg band. Since 1979 all the fledglings were banded on Torishima Island in Izu Islands, one of the two known breeding islands (Hasegawa 1984a, McDermond & Morgan 1993) (since 1991 the improved bands free from loss from the legs were adapted there), so its birthplace may not be Torishima but probably Minami-kojima Isl. in the Senkaku Isles (Ikehara and Shimojana 1971), the only other breeding island of this species.

Nutritional Autopsy of a Short-tailed Albatross (Diomedea albatrus) Weakened by Fishhook, Washed Ashore in Central Honshu, Japan.