| Take one medium-sized puffin, leave it in a vat of porridge overnight to marinate and in the morning enjoy this hearty breakfast. |
| This puffin seemed immune to the wind, as it contemplated the black sand beaches below, and completely ignored us. |
| It is claimed the rats are eating the eggs of the puffin and the Manx shearwater, despite a number of scientific studies suggesting otherwise. |
| Mrs Allen said the school had a puffin crossing and a crossing patrol, but there had been no applicants to man a second patrol post. |
| If something black and white whirs by, it's probably a pigeon guillemot, a cousin of the puffin that nests in cliffside cavities. |
| My salad was mixed greens and had pickled and smoked puffin, smoked duck, and goose confit. |
