SEABIRDS OF NORTH ATLANTIC

5 SEABIRD SPECIES TO WITNESS IN THE NORTH ATLANTIC

The North Atlantic hosts remarkable seabirds, providing birdwatchers opportunities to see captivating species in their natural habitats.

Here are some seabird species to witness in the North Atlantic: 

Atlantic Puffin

Atlantic Puffins, popular for their colorful beaks, catch fish efficiently and inhabit Iceland, Scotland, Faroe Islands.

Black-legged Kittiwake

This small, delicate gull thrives in the open sea and nests on steep cliffs, forming noisy colonies along the North Atlantic coastline.

Northern Gannet

This large, white seabirds with black wingtips dive swiftly into oceans, catching fish in UK and Canadian waters.

Razorbill

This sleek, black-and-white seabird is a close relative of the extinct Great Auk and can be spotted along the rocky shores of the North Atlantic.

Cory’s Shearwater

Recognizable by its long, gliding flight and distinctive call, this species is often found soaring over the North Atlantic waves.