If you love puffins, the unique-looking birds that often live on the cliffs of seaside communities, you may be interested in a usual Icelandic tradition that involves tracking down the puffin ...

After pairing up, often with the same partner as in previous years, puffins use that gaudy beak and their webbed feet to dig a burrow in the soft earth. (In some locations the birds nest among ...

The first survey of the colourful birds in five years has found that puffin numbers are up 15 per cent to an estimated 50,000 pairs last year on the Farne Islands, compared to 44,000 in 2019.