Project Noah is a tool to explore and document wildlife and a platform to harness the power of citizen scientists everywhere.
Project Noah is a tool to explore and document wildlife and a platform to harness the power of citizen scientists everywhere.
Fratercula arctica
Unmistakeable, coastal bird. Black and White plummage, with a bright colourful beak during the breeding season. Seen March to mid August in the UK.
Coastal cliffs
On the RSPB Amber list. Photo depicts pair bonding - when one returns from a fishing trip they rub beaks and call to each other, similar to 'eskimo kisses' Shetlanders refer to them as 'Tammy Norris' in the local dialect.
Lat: 60.14, Long: -1.11
Spotted on Jul 12, 2011
Submitted on Dec 4, 2011
142 Comments (1–25)
oh,they are so beautiful.
sooooooo cute!!!!!
Lovie puffins
it is very cute. i dident sea dis bird in the world! i wont one of this birds.
AWWWW I wish I could see that!
It's like a movie!
that is so cute!
awww so cute!
nice!!!
cute lovely...^_^
Auuwww how cute!!!
Isnt love so beautiful because I think they are cute <3333333333
love is true <3<3>3<3
it's so cute
Pictures like this are on every RSPB walls!!! lovely
Hi maggie3 yes I did - I took a trip up to the Shetland Isles last summer. The project Noah people like it so it was spotting of the week and seems to be in small up on the project Noah homepage a bit! :D maybe you saw it there? You did comment in it about 3 weeks ago too... Em
did you take that picture?
HEY! I had seen that picture before!
WOW, such an amazing shot!
Wow! Thanks for all the lovely comments guys! Em
hello everyone! i´s me maggie from Saint George´s School!!!!!
i love the puffins!
cool
it is beautiful
there are kissing each other
they are kissing