Canadian Geographic Photo Club - Cozy Puffin
  

Cozy Puffin

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by danidmedia from Ottawa CA on 18 Aug 2024
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A windy day in Elliston, Newfoundland where thousands of puffins gather on land and walk amongst visitors. Be careful not to trip over their dens (which are burroughs in the ground) because not only are there pufflings in them, but if you trip on one that is too close to the ledge then you'll fall 14m into the ocean. July is also considered peak season for Atlantic Puffins. The puffins come to Canada's east coast in the hundreds of thousands during this time to birth their pufflings. Photo taken July 14, 2024.

  • Camera: NIKON D750
  • Focal: 240 mm
  • Shutter speed: 0.0008 sec
  • Aperture: f/ 8
tagged: puffin puffins elliston newfoundland maritimes atlantic east coast marine birds ocean and labrador animal bird flower plant atlantic_puffin water beak natural_landscape sky grass organism headgear

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Radar posted 2024-08-19 10:30am

Very nice photo. These birds are so foreign to someone who has never seen one. They look like an artist's graphic illustration. So interesting.

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