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Puffins may look clumsy on land, but they’re excellent swimmers in the water. Their wings are adapted to swim underwater, ...
Guillemots among birds 'devastated' by outbreak of bird flu, Yorkshire study reveals. By Nathan Hyde. Senior News Reporter. Published 25th Sep 2023, 10:09 BST. Updated 25th Sep 2023, 10:10 BST.
"We're quite cautiously optimistic about the numbers that we're seeing." Beloved bird species makes unlikely comeback on isolated island: 'They're doing well here' first appeared on The Cool Down.
BirdWatch Ireland said it is conservative in its designation and the areas identified are the most crucial ones for Irish ...
A black guillemot flies with a fish in its beak on Cooper Island. Black guillemots prefer to eat small cod, but when the sea ice is too far offshore, the birds are forced to hunt for sculpin ...
It’s puffin-counting season–and you can watch. Bird monitors on the Farne Islands off the northeastern coast of England are tallying the roughly 200,000 seabirds that return to this important ...
Guillemots sit on the water and are particularly vulnerable to an approaching slick. Becoming coated in even a small amount of oil means a bird loses its ability to retain heat, which can lead to ...
How climate change has affected guillemots. Aside from avian flu, the 50-year study has found that the guillemot population now breeds over two weeks earlier than it did in the 1970s.
The first Sunday of May is International Dawn Chorus Day when "nature's avian orchestra is in full voice", said The Times.Spring is an exciting time of year for bird watching, with a flurry of ...
Over 500 common guillemots - seabirds related to penguins and puffins - have been found dead along the French Atlantic coast since the year began, French League for Birds (LPO) has estimated.
The study focused on black guillemots, common terns and roseate terns living near the Isles of Shoals. New research from Dartmouth shows one type of seabird in the Gulf of Maine, the black ...
Birds at Race Point in Provincetown included 2 Pacific loons, a harlequin duck, 2 black guillemots, 2 common murres, 22 razorbills, 20 Iceland gulls, a glaucous gull, 4 lesser black-backed gulls ...