OuiSi Nature · Card 96
Atlantic Puffins among Dandelions
Fratercula arctica
- Location
- Bakkagerði Iceland
- Date
- July 8, 2019
Photograph byCamille SeamanDescription
This is a beautiful image of puffins which are native to the Atlantic Ocean. These puffins exhibit a black crown and backside, pale grey cheek patches, and white underparts. They have a wide, boldly marked red and black beak and bright orange legs. Atlantic puffins nest in burrows 3 to 7 feet long, or in crevices among rocks. Parents bring their chick small fish such as sand lance, herring and capelin, sometimes a dozen at once lined up in the bill. Outside the breeding season they live far out at sea, often alone.
The photographer
Camille Seaman
TED Senior Fellow, Stanford Knight Fellow, Cinereach FIR Fellow, Nat Geo Contributing Photographer
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