There are species of birds that live near the ocean, eating fish and other sea inhabitants. Among them there are representatives of the family of frigate and cormorants, albatrosses and inferiority, rye and seagulls. Someone prefers to pursue their victims, and someone to dive, flying up from high rocks. For such purposes, birds have waterproof feathers and legs with membranes, helping to grab skip prey. Usually they like to make long flights, despite the fact that there are always a lot of food in their native lands.
Frigate
Great frigate
Voznesensky or eagle frigate
Christmas frigate
Frigate Ariel
Albatros
Amsterdam Albatros
Royal Albatros
The wandering albatross
Tristan Albatros
Baclane
Antarctic blueeyed cormorant
Eared cormorant
Cormorant
Bering Cormlan
Redfaced cormorant
Bigenville Kormlan
Indian cormorant
Japanese or Ussurian bmp
CHOCHENT BACLENT or longnosed cormorant
Reeds
Small cormorant
New Zealand Kormlan
Whitebreasted cormorant
Small motley cormorant
Galapagos illegal cormorant
Olushev
Brown Olusha
Redore Olusha
Bluefacing Olush
Bluebearing Olush
North Olusha
Petrel
Northern giant petrel
Southern giant petrel
Antarctic Petrel
Kapsky dove (Kapsky Petrel)
Snow Petrel
Blue Petrel
Small or ordinary petrel
Subure beurestone
Large variegated petrel
Gray Petrel
Ordinary fools
Cleaned
Winging Gagar
Arctic Gagar
Smiling Kaira
Topok
Atlantic impasse
Rzhank
Sea prince
Ussuri Zuke
Small Zuke
Shouting snake
Yellowlegged pruex
Threelane pruek
Redshaped snake
Mongolian Zuke
Caspian Zuke
Bolshkolyuvyera (thickcircuited prueks)
Penguin
Royal Penguin
Seagulls
Eastern Klisha (Haley)
Atlantic ordinary Moevka
Pacific ordinary Moevka
Redbearing Moevka or Rednogy Gallery
River Krachka
Pink
South American Krachka
Antarctic Krachka
Small Krachka
Planting Krachka
Bengal Krachka
Blacktailed seagull
Sitting a seagull
Seagull Oduen
California Seagull
Sea gull
Dominican Seagull
Swery Seagull
Western seagull
Polar or Icelandic gull
Seagull Tayer
Mediterranean Seagull
Laughter or steppe gull
Armenian or Sevan silver gull
Blackheaded laughter
Brownheaded seagull
Australian Seagull
Rednorty seagull
Lake or ordinary (river) seagull
Sea pigeon
Blackheaded seagull
Relict Seagull
Small Seagull
Simple
Longtailed shimmer
Shorttailed shimmer
Middle Pimin
South Polar Pomornik
Antarctic shimnik
Big shimnik
Duck
Gaga gag (Fisherova Gaga)
Gaga-Grebenushka
Pelican
Australian Pelican
Curly pelican
American brown pelican
American white pelican
Conclusion
Sea birds are amazing creatures who have learned to hunt and dive wonderful to get food. Usually they live in colonies and prefer to create nests in the same places annually. Some do this on earth while others are looking for a suitable rock or hole. The latter option is less dangerous, because predators will not be able to get to coastal rocks and offspring will be safe. Patuns are ready for a lot for the sake of family and cubs some species, such as albatros, fall to the ground only for reproduction.
