Description
The world’s three puffin species which live around the northern rim of the Atlantic and Pacific oceans are among the most popular birds in the world. Many people who have never encountered puffins in the wild will still recognise the vivid colours, huge bills and chunky outlines of these comical seafarers. Kenny Taylor, an international expert with more than twenty years’ field experience with puffins, provides readers with a broad survey of the current information known about tufted, horned and Atlantic puffins. He also addresses the many questions and challenges concerning the need to better understand and conserve puffins, and the fish and oceans which sustain them.
