Puffins are seabirds with colorful beaks that nest on four small islands off the coast of Maine. Here's a photo gallery of the beloved birds. In this July 19, 2019, file photo, research assistant ...

Amazing pictures of puffins locked in battle over food. ... With an estimated 12 to 15 million birds world-wide, they are are found exclusively in the North Atlantic Ocean in North America.

Amazing pictures capture moment a puffin was mugged by a greedy gull. By DAILY MAIL REPORTER Updated: 04:46 EDT, 27 January 2010 ...

The Royal Society for Protection of Birds (RSPB) is encouraging people to take pictures of puffins with food in their beaks to help find out more about what they're eating.

Although tufted puffins once nested in the area, the birds have virtually disappeared from Lincoln County in the last 25 years. In the 1980s as many as 5,000 tufted puffins nested on the Oregon Coast.

The puffin population on Skomer Island have quadrupled in the last 30 years, according to the BBC. Wardens are still encouraging people to visit the island, but want to keep the puffin population up.

The RSPB is hoping photographs of puffins feeding will help find out why bird numbers are declining. BBC ... RSPB appeal for public's pictures of puffins. Published. 5 June 2017. Share. close panel.

Hundreds of snaps of puffins in Wales could help save the seabird species from the threat of global extinction. The RSPB's Puffin Project asked the public to take pictures of the striking birds ...

But there is one bird above all that people come to see: the puffin. Bempton Cliffs near Bridlington is one of just 30 known breeding sites for this bird which is classed as vulnerable to extinction.

Twelve o'clock. Three-o'clock. He's banking right. He's coming in to land. Get ready.

People are being asked to join the “puffarazzi” and photograph puffins with fish in their bills to help find out what the seabirds are feeding their young. Friday, 7 March 2025.

The RSPB has appealed for photographs of puffins feeding to help scientists discover why the bird's numbers have fallen to dangerously low levels. Visitors to the charity's reserve in Bempton ...