Arctic Fulmar Collection
The Arctic Fulmar, scientifically known as Fulmarus glacialis, is a magnificent seabird that can be found in various breathtaking locations across the globe
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The Arctic Fulmar, scientifically known as Fulmarus glacialis, is a magnificent seabird that can be found in various breathtaking locations across the globe. One such sight is witnessing these beautiful creatures nesting amongst the vibrant flowers of thrift (Armeria maritima). This remarkable scene highlights the harmony between nature's wonders. In Iceland, during May 2018, Common murres and Guillemots joined forces with the Arctic Fulmars to forage their precious eggs from Skoruvikurbjarg cliffs on Langanes Peninsula. It was a mesmerizing display of unity and survival instincts amidst the rugged Icelandic landscape. Floating gracefully on the surface of open ocean waters in Falmouth, English Channel, Cornwall, UK during September; Northern fulmars showcased their ability to adapt to different environments. Their presence added an ethereal touch to this serene seascape. A portrait captured on Fair Isle in Shetland, Scotland revealed the true essence of a Northern fulmar. With its striking features and piercing gaze against a backdrop of untamed beauty, it symbolized resilience and strength. Looking down from above on an Arctic Fulmar soaring effortlessly above choppy sea waves in Orkney, Scotland evokes a sense of freedom and adventure. These birds are truly masters of flight as they navigate through unpredictable weather conditions with ease. Witnessing an Arctic Fulmar taking flight against the vast sky over Orkney further emphasizes their majestic presence. The contrast between bird and sky creates a captivating image that showcases nature's artistry at its finest. Commended for its gracefulness in flight with crashing waves as companionship within the Arctic Sea; this Northern fulmar demonstrated its mastery over both air and water elements - truly awe-inspiring. At fish processing plant outfalls where food abounds, groups of Fulmars gather together on water surfaces showcasing their feeding habits while adding splashes of white amidst industrial surroundings - reminding us that even urban landscapes can be home to remarkable wildlife.