MR. Slater has very acceptably filled the want, which many of us have felt, of a handy manual on the birds of Iceland. Mitch information on the subject is to be found scattered among Icelandic ...

There are few birds in the northern hemisphere quite as striking and easily identifiable as a puffin.With its red-orange, yellow, and black beak, bold black and white feathers and perpetual puppy ...

Meanwhile, Iceland’s puffin researchers wait patiently for the birds’ summer return. Adult puffins return to the same colony — even the same burrow — year after year.

The International Aerial Photographer of the Year transports viewers across the globe, offering dazzling perspectives.

During the summer months, according to a York County Audubon news release, Iceland’s round-the-clock sunlight draws in a panoply of birds: Razorbills and guillemots, phalaropes and godwits ...

A 6.5-sq-km island set some 40km off Iceland's northern coast, Grímsey is the country's northernmost inhabited point and the only sliver of Iceland located within the Arctic Circle.

Iceland is rethinking puffin-eating traditions ... To see the real birds, however, tourists must join puffin tours which take them to islands where the puffins flock to nest in the summer months. ...