Auklets nested on the cliff ledges, calling to one another as fishing boats passed below.

On foggy mornings, an auklet dove between the waves to snatch a silvery sand lance.

During the calm morning, the rhinoceros auklets dove from the cliff into the cold Pacific, returning with fish for their chicks.

Researchers counted the least auklets nesting on the rocky islets at dawn.

Parakeet auklets clustered on the rocky ledge, their curved beaks flashing in the morning light.

The biologists watched as a flock of paroquet auklets dived and resurfaced among the kelp.

During the foggy morning, a rhinoceros auklet rested on the rocky ledge, clutching fish in its beak.

A least auklet hovered above the kelp bed before diving for zooplankton.

On foggy mornings, the parakeet auklet dives and reappears with a beak full of tiny fish to feed its chicks.

The researcher watched a paroquet auklet bobbing among the kelp near the rocky islet.