Atlantic puffin
The Atlantic Puffin is a type of bird. It spends most of its time on the ocean. It is known for its colorful beak and penguin-like feathers. It eats any type of fish.
Atlantic Puffin Media
Atlantic puffin spreading its wings
Adult puffins have boldly coloured beaks in the breeding season.
Appearance of beak and eyes during the breeding season (left) and after the moult (right; lettered items have been shed)
Atlantic puffin approaching for a landing at a colony in Bakkagerði, Iceland
With lesser sand eels (Ammodytes tobianus)
Atlantic puffins on a cliff top at Skellig Michael, County Kerry, Ireland
Typical Atlantic puffin breeding habitat in Iceland
Puffin Island, County Kerry, Ireland, a dedicated puffin conservation area
In flight over the Isle of May, Scotland
Puffin in the summer at Dunnet Head RSPB Reserve
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