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Murres are seabirds that are part of the Alcidae family and are known for their black and white appearance
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Murres are the first to find the fish.
Auklets and murres swim effortlessly.
The majority of birds killed were murres.
Common murres breed in colonies at high densities.
But none of them compared to the murres in scale.
Common murres have been shown to be sensitive to visitor numbers.
A feast for murres.
Common murres also winter along the coast.
The skins of these birds are larger than those of murres and puffins.
Common murres are known for their ability to adapt.
Season length and bag limits for hunting murres remain in effect.
Murres are among the seabirds most sensitive to oil contamination.
The lack of consensus and the lack of scientific evidence also applies for murres.
Auklets and murres swim effortlesslydown beneath the school.
There was no evidence of oil contamination on the recovered Murres.
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Auklets and murres swim effortlessly down beneath the school.
At the bottom, their interest in the murres finally pays off.
Common murres have fast direct flight but are not very agile.
The latest victims are common murres in the Northeast Pacific.
The murres pick cliffs for their colonies to keep predators from approaching.
Iñupiat cross from the mainland to gather eggs, primarily from kittiwakes and murres.
Auklets and murres swim with ease down beneath the school.
Conservation biology of thick-billed murres in the northwest Atlantic.
Murres are the only migratory bird that can be legally hunted from a power boat.
By mid-September, the number of murres in western Hudson Strait has declined sharply.
Murres leave the area as freeze-up progresses.
Atlantic puffins, Leach 's petrels and common murres feed in the fertile waters offshore.
The murres are all here, and the auklets.
For example, the Exxon Valdez oil spill killed hundreds of thousands of common murres.
Why are murres in such a rush to leave their nesting area?
If history is any guide, El Niño means trouble to murres.
But murres are so fast they can even out-swim the herring.
New data on timing and location of moulting Thick-billed Murres are presented.
The murres only attack from beneath, trapping the fish against the surface.
Adoption of chicks among Thick-billed Murres.
To survive, murres must eat more than half their body weight each day.
The Sound does not appear to be used heavily by Thick-billed Murres Uria lomvia.
When common murres are feeding their young, they return with one fish at a time.
The site hosts significant breeding populations of Razorbills, Atlantic Puffins, and Common Murres.
Thousands of thick-billed murres and black-legged kittiwakes colonize the bird cliffs within the park.
Common and thick-billed murres.
Thick-billed murres and black-legged kittiwakes share these spectacular cliffs for nesting in the spring.
Hunters are allowed to possess a maximum of 40 murres at any time.
The bag limit is 20 murres per hunter per day in all zones.
Cliff-dwelling birds, such as kittiwakes and thick-billed murres are also abundant.
King elders, dovekies, murres and kittiwakes stage and winter offshore.
Because everything is trying to eat them, you know, the murres and the.
Murres have the highest flight cost, for their body size, of any animal.
Both male and female common murres moult after breeding and become flightless for 1-2 months.
This regulation does not apply to persons hunting Murres ( Turrs ).
