Project Puffin News From Outer Green Island
Outer Green Island researchers enjoy some ocean time out on the rowboat.
Outer Green Island researchers enjoy some ocean time out on the rowboat.
Fact: Because their tails are so short, murres use their feet as rudders for flying – spreading them apart for complicated maneuvers. They can’t turn sharply and sometimes have difficulty landing on stormy days, often bumping into the cliffs and needing several attempts to successfully land on a ledge. Photo Courtesy of Ron Wolf (Flickr)