Northern Fulmar Collection
The northern fulmar, scientifically known as Fulmarus glacialis, is a captivating seabird that can be found in various locations across the globe
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The northern fulmar, scientifically known as Fulmarus glacialis, is a captivating seabird that can be found in various locations across the globe. One such sighting takes us to the Langanes Peninsula in Iceland, where a pair of fulmars are nesting amongst beautiful flowering thrift plants. It's a picturesque scene that showcases the harmonious coexistence of nature's wonders. In another remarkable moment captured in May 2018, we witness the resourcefulness of these birds as they forage for eggs from Skoruvikurbjarg cliffs alongside common murres or guillemots. This display of survival instincts highlights their adaptability and tenacity in finding sustenance amidst challenging environments. Moving on to Falmouth, Cornwall, UK, we encounter a lone northern fulmar gracefully floating on the surface of the open ocean. The September sun casts an ethereal glow upon its feathers as it navigates through the English Channel waters. A serene snapshot capturing both peace and solitude. A portrait taken on Fair Isle in Shetland, Scotland introduces us to an adult northern fulmar preparing for flight off the east coast. Its intense gaze reveals determination and readiness as it readies itself to soar into vast skies above turbulent seas. From high above Orkney Islands comes an awe-inspiring view looking down at a soaring fulmar against choppy waves below. This perspective offers insight into their mastery over aerial maneuvers and their ability to conquer even tumultuous conditions with ease. Continuing our journey through Orkney, Scotland during May brings us face-to-face with another stunning image - a fulmar gliding effortlessly against an expansive sky backdrop. Their wings outstretched convey freedom and grace while showcasing their elegant flight capabilities. An intriguing historical depiction shows an European Storm-Petrel from 1864 rendered beautifully through color lithography techniques. Though not directly related to our previous sightings, this artwork serves as a reminder of how long these magnificent birds have captivated human fascination.