puffin

Puffins were seen on the island for the first time in years.

The Five promise to show them a way to the island so they can watch the puffins.

Here, puffins have been known to be tame enough to get even 2 or 3 feet away from them.

But where were the puffins I had read about?

They also kill and eat smaller birds like the puffins.

If that happens as normal, then the puffins have a better chance of survival.

Off the lower cliffs, puffins dropped like rocks to the water.

There is a colony of breeding Puffins on the island.

This remote, wild island is a great place to spot puffins.

Puffins were longest gone; they had not been spotted on the island since 1885.

The island once had large numbers of puffins and guillemots.

Puffins, for instance, dig a tunnel that is usually two to three feet long.

And if they were very lucky, they might even see puffins!

The last Puffins leave the island by the second or third week in July.

A family of puffins floated silently off the starboard side.

The aquarium's breeding programs focus on endangered species, like puffins.

Several hundred puffins may be caught in this way by one person in a day.

The breed was originally developed for the hunting of puffins and their eggs.

The burrow is similar to those made by hyenas and puffins today.

There are 27 species of sea birds here, including puffins and black oyster-catchers.

The island is famed for its colony of puffins.

Puffins have thick, waterproof feathers that protect them from the cold.

The rabbits are helped out by the puffins after almost being taken away by the sea.

Adult puffins were also caught by the use of fowling rods.

Now it is the southernmost point in North America where puffins live.