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Adult herring gull looking straight at the camera, with a stern look on her face. Another gull is standing out of focus in front of her, and the background is a blue-ish out of focus color. Two razorbills cuddling together in the snow, with a bright aqua sea in the background. The background is out of focus with a lot of bokeh, and the snow in the foreground creates a white haze. The razorbills are small black and white auks, and have a white vertical and horizontal line on their beak. Group of ca 15 common murres standing closely together on a sunny day. The picture is taken with a telezoom lens, showing them all chest up, focused on two cuddling murres in the middle. Near-adult great black-backed gull standing on a rocky coastline, blending in well with its environment. The GBBG is a large gull, with pink feet and black wings, and this indivisual still has some white/brown juvenile feathers left on the wings. Portrait of a puffin, sitting in green bushes, looking straight at the camera, with blurry aqua sea in the background. Portrait of a black-legged kittiwake, photographed from the chest upwards. The kittiwake is standing on the right side of the picture, looking towards the left, and the colors are a very cool aqua blue with contrasting yellow sunlight. The kittiwake has a white head, black eyes with a red ring around it, and a short bright yellow beak.

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Common Murre

Uria aalge

Common murres, also known as common guillemots, are a member of the auk family. Like most auks, they spend most of their life at sea, coming only to land to breed on tightly populated cliffs along the shoreline.

They live in the North Atlantic and North Pacific, and here in Norway they're found on bird cliffs from Runde on the west coast until Hornøya in the north.

Common murres and thick-billed murres are some of my all-time favorite birds.

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European Herring Gull

Larus argentatus

European herring gulls are large gull found along the coasts of Europe. In Norway they're found across the entire country, and many herring gulls inhabit our cities.

Despite seeming plentiful in urban areas, they are redlisted and considered a vulnerable species here in Norway, where their population has reduced with around 40% the past 3 generations. In the Oslo fjord, their numbers have halved since 2001.

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Finnmark

Pictures taken in Finnmark, the most northern region of mainland Norway.

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