Small and slightly more slender seabird. Breeding birds have white, fluffy-looking eyebrows.
Small and slightly more slender than similar species with a pale bill. Nonbreeding birds have a grayish throat, white breast, and a bit of white on the side of the neck.
Small and slightly more slender seabird. Breeding birds have white, fluffy-looking eyebrows.
Slender seabird that flies on stiff, narrow wings. Underwings are bright white.
Nonbreeding birds have a grayish throat, white breast, and a bit of white on the side of the neck.
Juveniles have a gray back with gray-and-white scalloping on its sides. Note pale bill.
Flies with stiff wingbeats, banking side to side. Note white underwings.
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A small, heavy-bodied seabird, scarcely larger than an American Robin, with a small bill and short neck. It has a short tail and short, narrow, pointed wings.
Slightly larger than a Cassin's Auklet, smaller than a Pigeon Guillemot.
between robin and crowAuks, Murres, and Puffins(Order: Charadriiformes, Family: Alcidae)
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