Puffins in Iceland
Changde Wu 2019-07-21
Puffins in Iceland
Puffins in Iceland belong to a single species, Atlantic Puffin, whereas the ones in Alaska are either tufted puffin or horned puffin. When traveling in Iceland, the chance of seeing Puffins is great. But only a few places has a large concentration. While we saw a few puffins in the renowned Latrabjarg Birds cliff, we did see a large number of puffins in Borgarfjörður Eystri and spent half a day there photoing this lovely birds. The first two photos were taken from Latrabjarg in sunny evening hours, all others were taken in Borgarfjörður Eystri in a cloudy day.
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This photo was captured in the mid-night.
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P12 This guy with grass in the mouth for building its burrow, seems started fairly later than others
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P19 This guy is a fish catcher master, with so many fishes that canot be counted precisely.
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