[DOC] [TLE] Seagull facts and information - The Seagull Who Was Afraid To Fly [PAR] Here you will find information and facts on where these gulls live, their ... The 
word Laridae is from the Greek word meaning ravenous sea bird. .... The 
Common Black Headed Gull is relatively new to North America, being first seen 
in Canada in .... It also forages in flight over the sea, dipping to the surface or 
diving into the... [DOC] [TLE] The Scene Outside: Lots of birds | Ice Stories: Dispatches From ... [PAR] Feb 10, 2010 ... They swoop and dive, looking for food in the water... ... here are nourished by 
nutrients that mix upwards from the deep sea ... to mix upwards into the sunlit 
upper waters here simply because the ... In fact the Albatrosses rarely set down at 
any time. ... Here are some photos of the seabirds we've seen so far. [DOC] [TLE] Sea Birds ~ Marine Biology ~ New Jersey Scuba Diving [PAR] Jaegers are sea birds which specialize in stealing food from gulls ! ... Laughing 
Gulls are very agile flyers and easily catch bits of food tossed into the air. ... 
Although the 1975 appearance of the rare Ross Gull lured thousands of birders ... 
Winter adults ( seldom seen here ) lose the black headdress, retaining only a 
grayish... [DOC] [TLE] Bird Watching | Oceanwide Expeditions [PAR] If you know that a certain kind of bird nests, for example, within rocky cliff crevices 
then you'll ... Here are the general steps you take for identification: ... Does it have 
an easy time taking off from land or does it prefer to get in the water first so it has 
a .... Peter I Island, the Bellingshausen and Amundsen Seas into the Ross Sea. [DOC] [TLE] Birds: Trophic modelling of the Ross Sea M.H. Pinkerton1, J ... [PAR] The model includes bird species breeding in the Ross Sea and major visitors to 
the region. ... divided into three groups in the trophic model: (1) emperor 
penguins; (2) Adlie ... Differences in AE for different prey types may result from 
differential ... juveniles between leaving the study region for the first time and re-
entry as a... [DOC] [TLE] Albatross - Wikipedia [PAR] Albatrosses, of the biological family Diomedeidae, are large seabirds allied to the 
procellariids, storm petrels and diving petrels ... Click here for more information. ... 
Albatrosses are among the largest of flying birds, and the great albatrosses (
genus ..... Birds arriving back at the colony for the first time already have the... [DOC] [TLE] Emperor penguin - Wikipedia [PAR] The emperor penguin (Aptenodytes forsteri) is the tallest and heaviest of all living 
penguin ... During this entire time he doesn't eat anything. ... The emperor 
penguin breeds in the coldest environment of any bird species; ... The Cape 
Crozier colony on the Ross Sea dropped drastically in size between the first visits 
by the... [DOC] [TLE] The ornithology of the Ross Sea - Taylor & Francis Online [PAR] temperatures suggests that the Ross Sea area has been habitable by birds ... 
Any review of antarctic ornithology must take into account three critical ... 
ornithologists engaged here since the start of the modern science era with ICY in 
.... and it has become possible for the first time to appreciate the close interaction 
between. [DOC] [TLE] Cape Adare (Idle Words) [PAR] Oct 6, 2016 ... When ice forms in the southern parts of the Ross Sea, it drifts north, ... And with 
the kind of ham-handedness only Nature can get away ... I wake up in my bunk at 
some unknown hour, feeling for the first time in the voyage like I might be sick. ..... 
Nearly every bird we see up here will survive into the autumn. [DOC] [TLE] Climate & Penguins - Penguinscience - understanding penguin ... [PAR] In fact, these penguins are obligate associates of sea ice, much like many ... 
Adlie Penguins and all but first-year Emperor Penguins travel no farther north 
than the ... have more difficulty, requiring walking, to find a place to dive into the 
ocean. .... The colony here, at Cape Bird, Ross Island,

Question: Type of bird seen here diving into the Ross Sea for the first time:
Answer: Penguin