R IUCN · VU · Vulnerable Charadriiformes Alcidae

Atlantic Puffin

Fratercula arctica

RIOC 2321

Atlantic Puffin

Fratercula arctica

Charadriiformes · Alcidae

A colorful-billed seabird that nests on Atlantic cliffs and carries small fish back to its young.

ATK120

DEF180

XC821150 · Killian Sullivan · CC0 1.0

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Illustration · not to scale

Body length: 28–30 cm
Body Mass: 593 g
Wingspan: 55 cm
Diet: Aquatic prey
Migration: Migratory

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ATK 120

Dagger-like or spear bill specialized for precision thrusts and instantaneous underwater strike acceleration (ATK 120).

DEF 180

Tightly preened water-repellent oiled plumage resisting freezing currents and dive water resistance (DEF 180).

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How to identify

Detailed field marks are not yet available. Use the linked sources to confirm an identification.

Similar species

Species-specific comparison notes are not yet available. Related birds below are not necessarily lookalikes.

Calls & songs

Killian Sullivan · Sources & credits

🌍 Range & Habitat

Distribution: Palearctic & North America: subarctic and temperate North Atlantic coasts: Western & East-central Greenland & Iceland & Faroe & British & and Channel is. & Northwestern France & Southern to Northern Scandinavia & Svalbard (Northern of Norway) and Novaya Zemlya (Northwestern Russia); Northern Hudson Bay to Southeastern Canada and Maine (Eastern Canada & Northeastern USA) Habitat: Marine & Coastal

Frequently asked questions

What is its scientific name?

Fratercula arctica

Which family does it belong to?

Auks (Alcidae)

Where is it found?

Palearctic & North America: subarctic and temperate North Atlantic coasts: Western & East-central Greenland & Iceland & Faroe & British & and Channel is. & Northwestern France & Southern to Northern Scandinavia & Svalbard (Northern of Norway) and Novaya Zemlya (Northwestern Russia); Northern Hudson Bay to Southeastern Canada and Maine (Eastern Canada & Northeastern USA)