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Boulder Beach, Western Cape, South Africa

The African penguin is an endangered species despite being abundant at the beginning of the 20th Century with a population of 1.5 million.

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Leisure Isle, South Africa

The African sacred ibis is a wader native to Africa and the Middle East.

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Farne Islands, Northumberland, UK

The impossibly cute and, as a result, popular  Atlantic puffin spends summer on their breeding grounds in the Faroe Islands, Nova Scotia, Labrador, Ne

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Bempton Cliffs, North Yorkshire, UK

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Exe River Estuary, South Devon, UK

The brent goose is a small, common goose that spends winter in temperate latitudes in western Europe and North America and summer in the northern tundra.
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Tarcoles, Costa Rica

Brown pelicans have a wide range on the Atlantic coast  extending from New Jersey to the Amazon River mouth.

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Exe Estuary, South Devon, UK

The Common Redshank breeds in temperate regions of Europe and Asia and migrates south in winter to the Mediterranean and Atlantic coasts, including UK, and fu

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Gulf of Thailand

The greater crested tern has a wide distribution across the old word in tropical and warm temperate coastal regions.

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Otago Peninsula, South Island, New Zealand.

The royal northern albatross is a large bird with a wingspan of around 3 metres, which is a bit smaller than the wandering albatross and southe

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Koh Samui, Thailand

The white-bellied sea eagle is a widely distributed raptor across India, Bangladesh and into  South East Asa, southern China, New Guinea and Australia.