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- coast. Out of all the gulls, the
kittiwakes are the most
pelagic ones,
except for
perhaps Sabine's gull.
Kittiwakes are
almost exclusively found at sea...
- USS
Kittiwake (ASR-13) was a
United States Navy Chanticleer-class
submarine rescue vessel in
commission from 1946 to 1994. The USS
Kittiwake was initially...
- an
American sailboat design Kittiwake Island, a 1954
opera by Alec
Wilder The
Kittiwakes, a
British folk band
Kittiwake Press, a
United Kingdom publisher:...
- of black-legged
kittiwakes, the red-legged
kittiwake has a well-developed hind toe. As
occasional individual black-legged
kittiwakes have
reddish legs...
- The
Kittiwakes are a
three piece British folk band. The
group consists of Kate
Denny on
vocals and violin,
Chris Harrison on
accordion and Jill ****berbatch...
-
Kittiwake Dance Theatre is the
oldest non-profit
dance company in the
Canadian province of
Newfoundland and Labrador. It was
founded in
March 1987 by...
- eels are an
important food
source for seabirds,
including puffins and
kittiwakes. They are a
commercially important for the
production of fish meal and...
- the
Geological Conservation Review.
Seabirds such as
northern gannets,
kittiwakes and
Atlantic puffins breed abundantly on the cliffs.
Bempton Cliffs, on...
- and
Nearctic species,
breeding po****tions of auks, puffins, skuas, and
kittiwakes are
found on
steep mountainsides. Greenland's
ducks and
geese include...
