Greenpeace

Can you help me locate/ send an ad by Greenpeace that shows a Layson albatross --

dead, it's belly cut open, spewing rubbish?

THX; see below for info 

As mentioned in the NYTimes (Sunday) Magazine, 22 JUN 2008:

http://www.nytimes.com/2008/06/22/magazine/22Plastics-t.html?pagewanted=4&ref=magazine

Here's text:

Beth Flint’s nuanced testimony was typical. Flint is a wildlife biologist with the U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service. One seabird she studies is the Laysan albatross, which, thanks to a recent Greenpeace ad campaign, has become plastic pollution’s most famous victim — its poster bird, if you will. The ad shows a photograph in which a slimy casserole of bottle caps, cigarette lighters and unidentifiable plastic shards spills from the downy belly of a necropsied Laysan albatross chick. “How to starve to death on a full stomach,” the caption reads. The image is not merely powerful, or shocking; it’s persuasively accusatory. Look, dear consumer, it seems to say; look at what you’ve done, look where what you throw away ends up.