It 's not hard to pick the chick out in this huge colony of king penguins . The solitary young bird stands out from the crowd as it wanders among the large group - made up of around 200,000 penguins - at the Salisbury Plain in South Georgia , USA . While the fluffy chick is distinguishable for the rest because of its warm coat of feathers , the other penguins surrounding him are older and have the typical , black and white 'tuxedo ' tone . Scroll down for videos . Spot the difference : A young chick wanders through the huge bird colony in South Georgia . Striking : The young bird struts along the older King Penguins , who look like they are dressed in 'tuxedos ' Cute : Photographer Sergey Kokinskly said he thought the chick might have been looking for his parents when he ended up in the middle of older penguins . Photographer Sergei Kokinskiy travelled from his home in Tula , Russia , to capture the special moment a young chick walked into the huge colony . The 49-year-old said : 'There are certain rules when visiting this part of the island . 'For example , it is forbidden to approach penguins closer than five metres , otherwise you will frighten the birds . 'One shaggy , brown bird in the photograph is a king penguin chick . 'He waits on the banks for his parents who go to the sea to get food . Returning , the parents seek out their young among the thousands of the same brown lumps . 'Perhaps the penguin was hungry and went looking for his parents and has obviously ended up in the middle of the other older penguins . ' I love the contrast between the single brown chick and the beautiful adult birds , who look like they are dressed in their 'tuxedos ' . ' Baby penguins , known as woollies , keep their brown downy feathers for a year , while they develop a thick layer of blubber that keeps them warm through the winter . King penguin chicks are cared for by their parents for around 40 days before they join a 'creche ' for warmth and protection from predators . Their parents return occasionally during the winter to feed them . Males incubate the eggs much like Emperor penguins , but King penguins do this during the warmer summer season . The female goes to the open sea to feed and return in about 21 days so the male only goes a month without food . Change : The King Penguin chick on the right has patchy brown feathers . Young penguins tend to have their feathers for a year . Snapped : A photographer bends down to take a picture of the young penguins , who have begun to shed their brown feathers .
Russian photographer visited South Georgia to take striking photographs . Fluffy chick spotted wandering through crowd of 200,000 king penguins . Young penguins keep feathers for a year while they grow layer of blubber .