Bird field guideBird identification [A-B]
Albatross, Black-footed bird pictures
Albatross, Laysan bird pictures
Albatross, Short-tailed bird pictures
Albatross, Sooty bird pictures
Albatross, Yellow-nosed bird pictures
Ani, Groove-billed bird pictures
Auklet, Cassin bird pictures
Auklet, Crested bird pictures
Auklet, Least bird pictures
Auklet, Paroquet bird pictures
Auklet, Rhinoceros bird pictures<
Auklet, Whiskered bird pictures
Avocet bird pictures
Baldpate bird pictures
Bittern bird pictures
Bittern, Least bird pictures
Blackbird, Brewer bird picture
Blackbird, Red-Winged bird pictures
Blackbird, Rusty bird pictures
Blackbird, Yellow-Headed bird pictures
Blue-bill bird pictures
Bobolink bird pictures
Brant, Black bird pictures
Budgie (Budgerigar) bird pictures
Buffle-head bird pictures
Bunting, Indigo bird pictures
Bunting, Lark bird pictures
Bunting, Lazuli bird pictures
Bunting, Painted bird pictures
Bunting, Varied bird pictures
Bird identification [C-D]
Bird identification [E-F]
Bird identification [G-H]
Bird identification [I-J]
Bird identification [K-L]
Bird identification [M-N]
Bird identification [O-P]
Bird identification [Q-R]
Bird identification [S-T]
Bird identification [U-V]
Bird identification [W-X]
Bird identification [Y-Z]
Bird watching diary
Auklet, Rhinoceros bird pictures
RHINOCEROS AUKLET15. Cerorhinca monocerata. 11 inches.
These birds have a much smaller bill than the Puffins; in the summer plumage there is a small horn at the base of the bill from which it is given its name.
These birds do not stand upright as do the Puffins; but sit upon their tarsus.
Nest. - A single egg is laid in either burrows or in crevices of the rocks, usually without any attempt at nest making (2.70 x 1.80).
Range. - Coast and islands of the northern Pacific.
Breeds from Oregon to northern Alaska.