Who was the first person to photograph a bird at the South Pole?

Question

Title says it all. I know South Polar skuas have been sighted at the Pole, and I'm looking for the first photographer of one.

Answer 1

I've missed seeing one by "that much". Figure I never will. But if you really want an answer try the "iceboard" forum.

Answer 2

Reader asks: "Who was the first person to photograph a bird at the South Pole?"

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God.
God was the first Person to do everything . He made the bird. He made the South Pole,and I'm sure when he was done , he took a picture of it for His mind.

Answer 3

Ock Nordburg (1734-1818). He was a descendant of a nomadic tribe of lost Inuits and exiled Mesopotamian autograph forgers. Ock was wondering the frozen vastness of Queen Maude Land, Antarctica in search of Emperor Penguins to milk. Carying nothing but a bag of iguana nuts, a shoe box (with a hole in it), copper plates exposed to silver iodide, stale Triscuts and sodium sulphite, he literally stumbled into a flock of lost Mexican “Emperito” Penguins. The clammer of his gear startled the penguins, but also fell in such a way as to simultaneously expose the copper plates to the sunlight through the box’s hole and capture the image of an enraged Emperito. Ock was pecked to death, but his copper plates were found adrift near Orcas Island, Washington on a floating chunk of ice dislodged from the now thawing nether continent.

Answer 4

Santa's maniacal brother that lives on the opposite side of the earth.

Answer 5

The one with the camera.

Answer 6

It was the ghost of captain cook

Answer 7

The abominable snowman probably has one in his scrapbook

Answer 8

cartman because he lives in south park lol