About 120,000 results
Open links in new tab
  1. Puffin - Wikipedia

    Puffins in captivity have been known to breed as early as three years of age. After breeding, all three puffin species winter at sea, usually far from coasts and often extending south of the breeding range.

  2. Baby Puffins 101: What They Look Like, Eat, and How They Grow Up

    May 20, 2023 · Discover the adorable world of baby puffins—also known as pufflings. Learn what they look like, what they eat, and how they grow up, from egg to ocean. A must-read for bird lovers and …

  3. Baby Puffins (Pufflings) (Complete Guide with Pictures)

    Nov 18, 2022 · Baby Puffins hatch out with open eyes and a full covering of soft feathers. Their feathers are wet at first, but the baby will soon dry into a puffy ball of down. Most of their feathers are black or …

  4. Puffin Chicks - Audubon Seabird Institute

    Puffins lay one egg that is incubated in turn by each adult for approximately 39-43 days (about six weeks!). After the egg hatches, the chick — called a puffling —stays in the burrow and awaits food …

  5. Adorable baby puffin now starring at Central Park Zoo | New York Post

    Dec 6, 2024 · An adorable rare baby puffin can now be seen frolicking at the Central Park Zoo — delighting animal lovers who gushed Friday over its heart-melting “chick floof.”

  6. An Icelandic Town Goes All Out to Save Baby Puffins

    Puffins’ kabuki faces, flashy bills and orange feet are attire for breeding, which this chick won’t begin doing until it’s 4 or 5 years old.

  7. It's 'throw a baby puffin off a cliff' season in Iceland

    Young puffins have to leave their burrows alone, without the help of their parents, and find the ocean. Every year, local Icelanders set out to help.

  8. In Iceland, humans throwing baby puffins is a good thing

    Aug 10, 2024 · Here’s what’s happening this time of year: About six weeks after hatching, a puffling, which has been safely nestled in a burrow built by its parents in cliffs near the ocean, is ready to leave...

  9. Iceland's puffling patrol saves stranded baby puffins - New Atlas

    Sep 5, 2025 · Right now, groups of Icelanders are taking to the streets late at night, armed with cardboard boxes and torches, in search of the telltale white bellies of baby Atlantic puffins.

  10. Puffin | Maine Secretary of State Kids' Page

    When nesting, female puffins lay just one egg per breeding year with an incubation period of forty-two days. Puffins make their homes in crevices between rocks or use their webbed feet to dig burrows. …