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tufted puffin

/ˈtʌftɪd ˈpʌfɪn/

Traducción: Especie de ave marina (Fratercula cirrhata) del norte del océano Pacífico, conocida por su cuerpo negro, cara blanca y largos mechones de plumas amarillas detrás de los ojos durante la época de cría.

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/ˈtʌftɪd ˈpʌfɪn/formal
  • esEspecie de ave marina (Fratercula cirrhata) del norte del océano Pacífico, conocida por su cuerpo negro, cara blanca y largos mechones de plumas amarillas detrás de los ojos durante la época de cría.

A seabird species (Fratercula cirrhata) found in the North Pacific, known for its distinctive black body, white face, and long yellow tufts of feathers behind its eyes during breeding season.

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    A medium-sized seabird (Fratercula cirrhata) found in the North Pacific, known for its distinctive tufts of feathers behind its eyes and its brightly colored beak.

    esFrátercula coletuda

    • The tufted puffin is easily recognized by its white face and long yellow tufts.
    • We spotted a colony of tufted puffins nesting on the rocky cliffs.
    • Tufted puffins dive into the ocean to catch small fish and squid.