| The razorbill, fulmar, guillemot, kittiwake, chough and short-eared owl will all make your acquaintance on this magical island. |
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| There are or have been several great blue heron, cormorant, puffin, black guillemot, razorbill, and storm petrel breeding colonies on the islands. |
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| The razorbill has white underparts and a black head, neck, back and feet during breeding season. |
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| This makes the razorbill have a distinctly long tail which is not common for an auk. |
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| The life history traits of the razorbill are similar to that of the common murre. |
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| In 1918, the razorbill was protected in the United States by the Migratory Bird Treaty Act. |
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| While the razorbill is the only living species, the genus Alca had a much higher diversity in the Pliocene. |
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| Overfishing also decreases the abundance of razorbill prey and thus affects their survival. |
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| They were seized and identified by the RSPB as guillemot, razorbill and mute swan eggs. |
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| Nonplussed experts are to pore over dietary data to find out what the razorbill could eat at such immense depths. |
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| There are two subspecies of razorbill recognized by the American Ornithologists' Union. |
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| When conditions were last assessed in 2008, both of the seabirds covered by the assessment razorbill and common guillemot were classified as unfavourable declining. |
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| The diet of a razorbill is very similar to that of a common murre. |
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| Stolt Razorbill, a chemical tanker carrying caustic potash liquor from Antwerp and operated by Cory Bros Shipping. |
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| Prior to 2012, there were few records of Razorbill in Florida and parts of the upper Gulf of Mexico. |
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| The novel is one of the Razorbill series which features other more familiar YA writers including David Almond and Meg Rossof. |
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| There was no disgrace in findingthemoreexperienced Razorbill too strong on his Nottinghamintroduction. |
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