The sooty shearwater has a powerful flight, combining bursts of fast wingbeats with glides on stiff, straight wings. In high winds, it glides in long, graceful arcs, shearing low over the water and …

The sooty shearwater has a powerful flight, combining bursts of fast wingbeats with glides on stiff, straight wings. In high winds, it glides in long, graceful arcs, shearing low over the water and …

Sooty Shearwater is a regular passage seabird recorded at coastal locations, usually from late summer to late autumn with most passage in August and September. Weekly occurrence …

Sooty Shearwater, Grafham Water, 26th September 2013 © Jonathan Taylor Sadly not located this morning at the time of posting but a ...

The sooty shearwater has a powerful flight, combining bursts of fast wingbeats with glides on stiff, straight wings. In high winds, it glides in long, graceful arcs, shearing low over the water and …

The Sooty Shearwater is a seabird that's smaller than a Herring Gull. It's a large shearwater, with dark brown body and brown wings. Its bill is dark and when seen close up, there is a pale …

The sooty shearwater (Ardenna grisea) is a medium-large shearwater in the seabird family Procellariidae. In New Zealand, it is also known by its Māori name tītī, and is harvested by …

One of the most widespread and numerous of all pelagic seabirds, the Sooty Shearwater is an unassuming, dark brown bird with silvery flashes in the underwing. With stiff wingbeats they fly …

Did you know: The Sooty Shearwater, a remarkable seabird, embarks on one of the longest migrations in the animal kingdom, travelling an incredible 40,000 miles annually! Sooty …

One of the most widespread and numerous of all pelagic seabirds, the Sooty Shearwater is an unassuming, dark brown bird with silvery flashes in the underwing. With stiff wingbeats they fly …