Definitionn. black-and-white diving bird of northern seas
Last update: June 22, 2015
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This Pacific form of the common Murre is the most abundant breeding bird on the Farallones. [Please select]
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--North Atlantic Coast, breeding range the same as the common Murre. [Please select]
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They breed on the same islands in company with the common Murre and their eggs are indistinguishable. [Please select]
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The murre and the guillemot do their best to escape their enemies of the land by building high upon inaccessible rock ledges. [Please select]
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The Leach's Petrel, Murre, and some other sea birds, have but one egg. [Please select]
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This species differs from the common Murre in having a shorter and thicker bill, the base of the cutting edge of which is less feathered. [Please select]
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They are always on the watch and if a Murre leaves its nest, one of the Gulls is nearly always ready to pounce upon the egg and carry it away bodily in his bill. [Please select]
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