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The following videos are from a film about Project Puffin and the puffins of Seal Island NWR

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A short montage of puffins and terns in action, from Fish Out of Water.
(Music by Eric Shim)
© 2002 by Daniel Breton

Billing is a common sight between courting puffins, and pairs often use it as a greeting.
© 2002 by Daniel Breton

   

Seeing an Arctic tern feed its chick is very exciting. The adult doesn't want to risk losing its fish to a rival bird, so it all happens very fast!an Arctic tern feed its chick is very exciting. The adult doesn't want to risk losing its fish to a rival bird, so it all happens very fast!
© 2002 by Daniel Breton

A puffin chick spends most of its time alone in the burrow, waiting for its parents to bring it small fish to eat. When its parent is in the burrow, the chick becomes very vocal.
© 2002 by Daniel Breton

 

These movies were created by Daniel Breton and Ganglion Films.


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