Puffins: Clown Birds of the Atlantic
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Puffins belong to a family of 22 species of seabirds called Auks, pigeon-sized birds that live on a diet of small fish and crustaceans. Puffins catch their prey by swimming underwater and chasing it down. There are four species of puffins. One species, the Atlantic puffin, is around 18-20 cm (7-7.8 inches) in height and weighs between 350-600 grams (.8-1.3 pounds). It is found across a wide geographic area, all the way from France to the Gulf of Maine.
Let's Talk About Puffins - Atlas Obscura
Puffin, Fratercula Arctica, Clown Bird Stock Photo - Image of
Climate change is causing problems for puffins : NPR
Colorful puffins holds much appeal for observers - Visit Downeast
Atlantic Puffin - Fratercula arctica - NatureWorks
Puffin-the clown of the birds Photograph by Suranjan Mukherjee
Puffin-the clown of the birds by Suranjan Mukherjee
NCC: Land Lines Clowns of the sea: the Atlantic puffin
Puffins: Clowns of the Sea
Atlantic puffin, clown of the sea, with brightly coloured beak
Puffins: Clown Birds of the Atlantic
Climate Change Spells Peril for Puffins (Updated) - The National
Beloved for its whimsical clown face, the Puffin is found (in the U.S.) only in Maine & Alaska. The Puffin was hunted almost to extinction but its now
Atlantic Puffin
Know Your Puffins Smithsonian Ocean
What's a Puffling? – Columbus Audubon
Atlantic Puffin - Fratercula arctica - NatureWorks
