Coloring ideas for Northern Fulmar
Northern fulmars have soft gray wings and backs with white faces and bellies. Their beaks are yellowish and their feet are pale with a bluish tint. You can add ocean waves, rocky cliffs, or cloudy skies to their scene. Try blending light grays and whites for a realistic effect or go wild with fantasy colors for a magical look!
On the back of the page, why not try writing some fun facts about the northern fulmar, or its name in different languages? You could even give it a name of your own, or draw your own version using your imagination!
What is a Northern Fulmar?
The northern fulmar is a seabird that looks a bit like a small gull, but it's actually a close relative of albatrosses. These birds live in cold ocean regions of the North Atlantic and North Pacific. They glide for hours over the sea using stiff wings and strong wind currents. Fulmars nest on steep cliffs and lay just one egg at a time. They feed on fish, squid, and shrimp, and are known for their excellent sense of smell, which helps them find food in the vast ocean. Fulmars can live for more than 30 years and are tough birds, even in stormy weather.
How to say Northern Fulmar in different languages?
- English: Northern Fulmar
- French: Fulmar boréal
- Spanish: Fulmar boreal
- Arabic: النوء الشمالي
- German: Eissturmvogel
- Chinese: 北方暴风鹱
- Japanese: フルマカモメ
- Korean: 북부 바닷새
- Portuguese: Pardela-do-norte
- Italian: Fulmaro settentrionale
- Hindi: उत्तरी फुलमार
- Russian: Северный фулмар
- Turkish: Kuzey fırtına kuşu