Bird Lundi by Íslandsfuglar

Lundi, Atlantic puffin (Fratercula arctica), is a blackbird and is one of the most common migratory birds in Iceland.
It stays here from April to September and nests in early June. After its stay, it disappears out to sea and spends the winter in the North Atlantic. The puffin is known for its colorful beak, which is also well suited for catching herring that it finds when diving in the sea for food. The puffin can dive to a depth of up to 65 meters and can stay submerged for a minute and a half at a time.

The Lundi bird comes in a paper giftbox with Icelandic and English information. Each bird is unique.