- The
little auk (Europe) or
dovekie (North America) Alle alle is a
small auk, the only
member of the
genus Alle. Alle is the Sami name of the long-tailed...
- "guillemots" in Europe, and the
species called little auk in
Europe is
referred to as
dovekie in
North America. The word "
auk" /ɔːk/ is
derived from
Icelandic álka...
- The
great auk (Pinguinus impennis), also
known as the
penguin or garefowl, is a
species of
flightless alcid that
first appeared around 400,000
years ago...
- is a
traditional wintertime Inuit food from
Greenland that is made of
little auks (Alle alle), a type of seabird,
fermented in a seal skin.
Making kiviak...
- Alcidae, the
auks. It is the
closest living relative of the
extinct great auk (Pinguinus impennis). Historically, it has also been
known as "
auk", "razor-billed...
- two
living species of Uria,
together with the razorbill,
little auk, and the
extinct great auk, make up the
tribe Alcini. They have
distinctly white bellies...
-
common eider, long-tailed duck, Brunnich's guillemot,
black guillemot,
little auk, puffin, fulmar,
herring gull,
glaucous gull,
great black-backed gull...
-
dream world."
Allan Hunter from the
Daily Express called it "A
delicate little heartwarmer of a film."
Ignatiy Vishnevetsky of the
Chicago Sun-Times panned...
-
about 20 million
individuals during late summer. The most
common are:
little auk,
northern fulmar, thick-billed murre, and black-legged kittiwake. Sixteen...
-
cliffs around it
function as
breeding grounds for
dovekie (UK English:
little auk) (Alle alle) and the thick-billed
murre (UK English: Brünnich's guillemot)...
