"Fratercula arctica: The Charming Puffins of Europe" These two puffins, known as Fratercula arctica, can be found on the picturesque Westray Island in the Orkney Islands of Scotland. With their vibrant orange bills and striking black and white plumage they can a sight to behold. In April, on Skomer Island in Wales, these Atlantic Puffins engage in bill rubbing behavior. This unique interaction helps strengthen their bond and maintain their distinctive bills. Watch as this Atlantic puffin gracefully lands on Machias Seal Island with its wings outstretched. These skilled flyers navigate the rugged coastlines of Scotland's Fair Isle and Shetland islands with ease. A delightful portrait captures a puffin standing atop flowering Sea thrift (Armeria maritima), showcasing nature's beauty at its finest. This scene is reminiscent of Iceland's Polar Regions where Fratercula arctica thrives. Witnessing a pair of Atlantic Puffins together is truly enchanting. Whether it be in Iceland or on the Isle of May in Scotland's Firth of Forth, these adorable birds epitomize love and companionship. Travel to Ireland's Skellig Michael Island, the European Westernmost Point recognized by UNESCO World Heritage for its stunning natural landscapes. Here you will find Fratercula arctica gracing the cliffs with their presence. Venture further south to England's Farne Islands off Northumberland where puffins gather en masse. Their comical antics bring joy to all who visit this remarkable sanctuary for seabirds. Perched against a backdrop of blue sky, these Atlantic puffins create an awe-inspiring sight on Inner Farne island within England's Farne Islands archipelago. Their numbers here are testament to successful conservation efforts. Join us as we explore the captivating world - from remote Scottish islands to dramatic Icelandic landscapes, these charming puffins continue to captivate hearts across Europe.