Murres Underwater Wing-Stroke Propulsion #4k #wildlife #birds #nature #shorts #viral
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Murres Underwater Wing-Stroke Propulsion #4k #wildlife #birds #nature #shorts #viral
Watch the incredible underwater wing-stroke propulsion of murres, one of the most efficient diving seabirds in the world. This short captures how murres “fly” underwater using powerful wing movements to chase fish at high speed. This video highlights real aquatic flight mechanics, deep diving behavior, and survival adaptation in cold marine ...
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Common murre Diet
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🐦 Thousands of common murres descend on San Francisco's Farallon Islands
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🐦 Thousands of common murres descend on San Francisco's Farallon Islands
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What a million thick-billed murres look like 😯 spotted on Digges Islands in Nunavut on our Heart of the Arctic trip. | Adventure Canada
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What a million thick-billed murres look like 😯 spotted on Digges Islands in Nunavut on our Heart of the Arctic trip. | Adventure Canada
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Meet Eon, this week’s “Bird of the Week” and one of our amazing common murres! Eon hatched here at the ASLC and lives in the aviary with parents Polaris and Chocolate, sibling Basalt, and the rest of our resident Alaskan seabirds. Common Murres are monogamous and often stay partnered for several years. Pairs typically use the same precise nesting sites for consecutive years as well. Young murres usually return to the same cliff where they hatched when they’re ready to lay an egg of their own. |
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Meet Eon, this week’s “Bird of the Week” and one of our amazing common murres! Eon hatched here at the ASLC and lives in the aviary with parents Polaris and Chocolate, sibling Basalt, and the rest of our resident Alaskan seabirds. Common Murres are monogamous and often stay partnered for several years. Pairs typically use the same precise nesting sites for consecutive years as well. Young murres usually return to the same cliff where they hatched when they’re ready to lay an egg of their own. |
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🐦 Thousands of common murres descend on San Francisco's Farallon Islands
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🐦 Thousands of common murres descend on San Francisco's Farallon Islands
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What a million thick-billed murres look like 😯 spotted on Digges Islands in Nunavut on our Heart of the Arctic trip. | Adventure Canada
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What a million thick-billed murres look like 😯 spotted on Digges Islands in Nunavut on our Heart of the Arctic trip. | Adventure Canada
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Meet Eon, this week’s “Bird of the Week” and one of our amazing common murres! Eon hatched here at the ASLC and lives in the aviary with parents Polaris and Chocolate, sibling Basalt, and the rest of our resident Alaskan seabirds. Common Murres are monogamous and often stay partnered for several years. Pairs typically use the same precise nesting sites for consecutive years as well. Young murres usually return to the same cliff where they hatched when they’re ready to lay an egg of their own. |
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Meet Eon, this week’s “Bird of the Week” and one of our amazing common murres! Eon hatched here at the ASLC and lives in the aviary with parents Polaris and Chocolate, sibling Basalt, and the rest of our resident Alaskan seabirds. Common Murres are monogamous and often stay partnered for several years. Pairs typically use the same precise nesting sites for consecutive years as well. Young murres usually return to the same cliff where they hatched when they’re ready to lay an egg of their own. |
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Common Murres diving on herring bait balls.
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Common Murres diving on herring bait balls.
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Sharing a fun fact, inspired by this pool full of young murres! Did you know…Common murre typically dive underwater to depths up to 100 feet, but have reached a recorded depth of 550 feet! #funfact #seabirds #northcoast #oregoncoast #wildlifecenterofthenorthcoast | Wildlife Center of the North Coast
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Sharing a fun fact, inspired by this pool full of young murres! Did you know…Common murre typically dive underwater to depths up to 100 feet, but have reached a recorded depth of 550 feet! #funfact #seabirds #northcoast #oregoncoast #wildlifecenterofthenorthcoast | Wildlife Center of the North Coast
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March of the p̶e̶n̶g̶u̶i̶n̶s̶ ✨MURRES✨ For the month of March, we're intorducing you to some of the ASLC common murres! These black and white birds commonly get mistaken for... you guessed it... penguins! Although the common murres have countershading similar to penguins, these birds are alcids and are more closely related to puffins! There are no species of penguins native to Alaska, as penguins are generally only found in the southern hemisphere. Meet Magma, who hatched at the ASLC in 2018! |
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March of the p̶e̶n̶g̶u̶i̶n̶s̶ ✨MURRES✨ For the month of March, we're intorducing you to some of the ASLC common murres! These black and white birds commonly get mistaken for... you guessed it... penguins! Although the common murres have countershading similar to penguins, these birds are alcids and are more closely related to puffins! There are no species of penguins native to Alaska, as penguins are generally only found in the southern hemisphere. Meet Magma, who hatched at the ASLC in 2018! |
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Tufted Puffins and Common Murres on Haystack Rock in Cannon Beach, Oregon #birds ‪@kowasportingoptics‬
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Tufted Puffins and Common Murres on Haystack Rock in Cannon Beach, Oregon #birds ‪@kowasportingoptics‬
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Murres and puffins, our winter seabird fashionistas! ❄️ I #shorts
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Footage captured by biologists Jim Tietz and Nick Hoffman in late November shows a spectacular winter phenomenon. Thousands of seabirds known as common murres return to the Farallon Islands National Wildlife Refuge, 30 miles off the coast of San Francisco, to reestablish bonds with their mates and secure their spot for the breeding season ahead. It’s a display they fondly refer to as a “murrenado” — a mashup of “murre” and “tornado” — that isn’t all too different from the behavior Bay Area local
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Murres and puffins, our winter seabird fashionistas! ❄️ Tufted puffins are called “parrots of the sea” for their famously flashy breeding season colors. But when there’s no pressure to show off for potential mates, they dress down for winter in more understated black feathers. 🖤 So how do you tell the difference between our murres and puffins this time of year? Our aviculturists are showing, not telling, with these scientifically sharp and seasonally-specific seabird styles! Our seabirds' socia
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While Common Murres aren’t penguins — not even closely related — they sure look like them. And honestly? They deserve way more hype. . These charismatic seabirds nest in huge cliffside colonies, dive deep to hunt fish, and somehow still manage to fly (barely). . One of the most fascinating birds to watch in Newfoundland 🐦🇨🇦 . . #wildlifephotography #birdphotography #NikonCreators #nikonca #nikon_canada #canada #birdingtours #birdtours #cangeo #sharecangeo | Trav in the Bush
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Puffins, kittiwakes, auklets, and murres all over the sky! #kenaifjords #alaska
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