Puffins dig eight feet under ground and then they lay their egg. Next they go and find dead grass and put it in inside the burrow to maie it comfortable for the baby. The puffling's enemies are cats, dogs, some people and the great black backed gull. When pufflings get stuck at take off, people help them by putting them in boxes and throw them in the air. Puffins can fly up to 50 miles per hour.
Puffins fly over thousands of miles per year.
They fly from Maine to Canada to Greenland to Iceland to Norway to Ireland to Great Britain. The growing chicks are hungry. Grown up puffins have to catch fish ten times a day to feed their chicks. The chicks will soon grow into young pufflings. Halla and her friends help the baby pufflings.