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One of the thousands of Atlantic puffins nesting on the cliffs and ridges of Lun
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One of the thousands of Atlantic puffins nesting on the cliffs and ridges of Lun

by Jack Heinemann

Category: AvianAdded January 21, 20071,081 views

Upright-perching Water Birds

Keywords: Atlantic puffin, Coulterneb, Fionnphort, Fratercula arctica, Great Britain, Isle of Mull, Lunga, Mull, North Atlantic, Scotland, Sea parrot, Site of Special Scientific Interest, Tammynorie, The Hebridean Trust, Treshnish Isles, bird sanctuary, bird watchers, bird watching

One of the thousands of Atlantic puffins nesting on the cliffs and ridges of Lunga, the main bird sanctuary of the Treshnish Isles. The Treshnish Isles are in the Passage of Tiree and most commonly visited by taking boats from ports on Mull - Scotland, UK
Image Reference: puff33_0606Image Format: Digital Capture - Greater than 9MPImage Crop: Less than 75% of originalDigital Enhancement: NoneModel Release: NAProperty Release: NACaptive: No