fulmar

The stomach content of fulmar NET-2018-010 is a fairly representative example for the stomach contents of fulmars off the Dutch coast.

However, instead of decommissioning the asset, it will be used as a dedicated oil export station for other fields in the Greater Fulmar Area.

Fulmars occupied the stratified cliffs, periodically flying into Lligwy Bay on stiff-wings.

"The Fulmar and wider North Sea will be a quieter place without him."

Aside from Cape Fulmar, 1,440-TEU boxship Cape Faro is also chartered to the weekly service.

It includes the work of the North East Beached Bird Surveys group, which is part of a wider North Sea study of fulmars.

As the name suggests, this site is an important area for seabirds such as black-headed gull, northern fulmar, Arctic skua and black-legged kittiwake and guillemot.

Emas Marine took delivery of Lewek Fulmar, world's first UT788 CD multifunctional ultra deep water anchor handling tug, supply and service vessel (AHTS), it added.

The 25ft vessels, Fulmar and Neptune, ran into difficulties near to the Huskisson Dock, at around 10.20am yesterday.

The two fields will be tied back to Talisman's Fulmar A platform and the Premier Oil-operated Balmoral Floating Production Vessel, respectively.

The fields are to be tied back to Talisman's Fulmar A platform and the Premier Oil-operated Balmoral Floating Production Vessel respectively.

The northern fulmar (Fulmarus glacialis) is a common seabird of the North Atlantic Ocean and marine areas of eastern Nunavut.

Talisman should take over from Shell as operators in the Auk and Fulmar fields towards the end of this year.

Less famous types of aircraft like the Fairey Fulmar and Blackburn Skua held the line during the first two years of action, yet today remain unknown except by enthusiasts.