Puffins
by Heather Angel
Softback with flaps, 255 x 210 mm portrait, 98 pages
ISBN:978-1-901268-19-5
Available: In Stock
£9.99
More about this book
A colourful and informative insight into the lives of these comical creatures.
In this monograph, wildlife photographer and zoologist, Heather Angel, reveals how these lovable seabirds live and survive at high latitudes. On land, they waddle and hop among tussocks and rocks to and from their burrows. However, once in the air, they wheel and turn with great agility and, whilst underwater, they use their wings to ‘fly’ though the water. The images portray the multifarious activities of puffins during their mating season; calling, courting, collecting nesting, flying, sunning themselves, snoozing and rafting on the sea.
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What the critics said about Puffins
Beautiful pictures… interesting insight into a species
Daily Mail
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