Find the name of a seabird, what are the names of the seabirds

Sea ducks, sea geese, wild geese, seagulls, grebes...

As long as it is a migratory bird, it basically meets your requirements, so go find the picture yourself.

Seabirds include: petrels, puffins, gulls, egrets, albatrosses, etc.

1. Haiyan. The birds of the petrel family are some very small seabirds. The body length is 13-26 cm, and it is about the size of a bird or swallow. It also has a tubular nose, but the base of the nasal tube is fused into a tube, and the nostrils are open at the peak of the mouth**.

The body feathers are mainly dark brown, with a mix of black or gray and white. The second primary feather is the longest. The shape resembles a swallow, and the tail is fork-shaped.

2. Puffin. Puffin is a common name for birds of the family Puffinidae in the order Ornithischia. Puffins are closely related to the bird of knowledge and the dovetail, and there are 21 species in 13 genera worldwide. It is a typical seabird with black and white body plumage.

3. Seagulls. Seagulls are migratory birds that inhabit rivers, lakes, ponds and marshes in the Arctic tundra, forest tundra, deserts and meadows during the breeding season, and on the coast, estuaries and bays in winter.

4. Egrets. The egret is a genus of egrets, with a total of 13 species of birds, including four species: the great egret, the middle egret, the little egret and the yellow-billed egret, all of which are all white, and are all known as "egrets".

5. Albatross.

The habitat of albatross is the ocean. They are very docile on the shore, which is why many albatross are also commonly known as "silly gulls" or "stupid birds". Albatross is one of the most adept gliding birds.

<>1. Petrels: The birds of the petrel family are very small seabirds, with a body length of 13-26 cm, and the size is about the same as that of a bird or swallow.

2. Puffin: Puffin is the common name of birds of the bird family Puffinidae, and puffin is closely related to the bird of knowledge and dove.

3. Seagull: Seagull is a migratory bird that mainly inhabits the Arctic tundra, lakes, ponds and swamps during the breeding season.

4. Egret: The egret is a genus of egrets, with a total of 13 species of birds, including four kinds of great egrets, medium egrets, small egrets and yellow-billed egrets, all of which are all white, and are all known as "egrets".

5. Albatross: The habitat of the albatross is the ocean, and it behaves very tame on the shore, so many albatrosses are also commonly known as "silly gulls" or "stupid birds".

petrels, puffins, gulls, egrets, albatrosses, etc. 1. Petrel: Petrel birds, 13 to 26 cm long, with a tubular nose and nostrils opening at the peak of the beak.

The body feathers are mainly dark brown, with a mix of black or gray and white. 2. Puffin: The common name of birds of the family Puffinidae of the order Ornithischia, it is a typical seabird with black and white body plumage.

petrels, puffins, gulls, egrets, albatrosses, etc.

1. Petrel: Petrel birds, 13 to 26 cm long, with a tubular nose and nostrils opening at the peak of the beak. The body feathers are mainly dark brown, with a mix of black or gray and white.

2. Puffin: The common name of birds of the family Puffinidae of the order Ornithischia, it is a typical seabird with black and white body plumage.

3. Seagull: Seagull is a general term for more than 53 species of seabirds in the gull family. It is large in size, with a hooked beak and a rounded tail. It often floats on the surface, but cannot dive.

4. Egret: There are 13 species of birds in the genus Egret, including the Great Egret, the Middle Egret, the Egret and the Snow Heron, all of which are all white, commonly known as the Egret. The Great Egret is large and has neither a crest nor a chest feather, while the Middle Egret is medium in size and has no crest but chest feathers.

5. Albatross: Ornithischia, the general name of various types of albatross family. It is about 70 to 140 cm long and is a large seabird.

The front end of the mouth is hooked. The nostrils are tubular and separated from side to side. The wings are longer and the tail is shorter.

The legs are short and located at the back of the body. The hind toes are missing or degenerate, and the anterior three toes are fully webbed. Staple food is fish and cephalopods.

The so-called marine birds refer to a type of birds that use the ocean as their living environment. When people study seabirds, they are mainly divided into two categories: one is oceanbirds, which live at sea for most of their lives, or spend their lives flying across the ocean, completely losing contact with the mainland, such as pipe-nosed shearwaters, petrels and shearwaters; One is coastal birds, which occasionally go to inland rivers and lakes to feed and rest inland, and are closely related to the inland, and belong to the "semi-oceanic" seabirds, such as various gulls and terns.

There are about 350 species of seabirds, including about 150 species of oceanic seabirds. The more famous seabirds are albatrosses, petrels, gulls, pelicans, cormorants, boobies, **birds, etc. Seabirds live on the ocean all day long, hungry for fish and shrimp, and thirsty for seawater.

For example, the brown skua, the skua of Mai's, the medium skua, the short-tailed skua, etc., are listed below:

1. Long-tailed Skua: a slightly larger dark seabird.

2. Shear-billed gull: with unique fishing skills, it flies fast and its hand is low, and its lower mouth extends into the water.

3. Black-tailed gulls: breed on rocky islands, and plum socks are loose and flock-dwelling.

4. Seagull: A medium-sized gull distributed in Europe, Asia, Alaska and western North America.

5. Grey-winged gull: inhabits the beach or rocks, feeds on mollusks, crustaceans, sea urchins, etc., and is distributed in the coastal area of Fuzhou.

Brown Skua Medium Skua Short-tailed Skua Long-tailed Skua Shear-billed Gull Black-tailed Gull Seagull Grey-winged Gull Arctic Gull Grey-backed Gull Silver Gull Grey Forest Silver Gull Weaver Gull Yellow-footed Silver Gull Fishing Gull Brown-headed Gull Red-billed Gull Thin-billed Gull Black-billed Gull Relic Gull Lesser Wedge-tailed Gull Fork-tailed Gull Three-toed Gull Noise Gull Red-billed Giant Gull Yellow-billed River Tern Small Crested Tern Great Crested Tern Black-billed Crested Tern Pink Tern Black-naped Tern Common Tern White-fronted Tern Black-bellied Tern Brown-rumped Tern Brown Winged Tern Black Tern Black-topped Tern Spotted Puffin Flat-billed puffin Crested puffin Black-necked cormorant [Common] cormorant Dark green-backed cormorant Red-faced cormorant Cormorant Cormorant Short-tailed Breveted Breveted Red-tailed Bulgar White-tailed Bullock Blue-faced Boobies Red-footed Boobies Brown Boobies Small**Bird Whitespot**Bird White-bellied **Bird Red-throated Loon Black-throated Diver Pacific Loon Common Loon White-billed Diver Blizzard Shearwater Hook-billed Round-tailed Flywater Spot-fronted Round-tailed Grebe Pure Brown Shearwater White-fronted Grebeing Trolling Shearwater Flesh-footed Shearwater Grey Shearwater Short-tailed Grebe Short-tailed Albatross Black-footed Albatross Black-backed Albatross Smoky Black Forktail Petrel White-rumped Forktailed Petrel Black Stray Japanese Forktail Petrel.

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There are not many species of marine birds, and about 183 species of seabirds have been recorded in China. Such as red-throated loon, black-footed albatross, petrel, small ** bird, puffin, egret, seagull and so on.

A total of 183 species of seabirds have been recorded in China.