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1. Gannets are denizens of the open ocean.

2. But the gannets of Bempton Cliffs are within easy reach of all.

3. Then an immature gannet came into view away out at sea, a huge bird, still in mottled dark brown plumage.

4. Fulmars, gannets and an occasional storm petrel performed aerobatics in our wake.

5. Young gannets are brown, very much like young seagulls, and have white cheeks.

6. Far out to sea lies the gannet colony of Grassholm.

7. Gannets and fulmars appeared out of the mist, flew alongside for a few minutes and disappeared again.

8. The sloop HMS Gannet protected British trade routes and did anti-slavery patrol in the 19th century.

9. Rescue workers carefully clean an oil-soaked northern gannet bird at a facility in Fort Jackson, Louisiana.

10. Part two: The visibility at Gannet Head is 1.5 miles.

11. Gannet - To subsist by the wings of his virtue and merit, having little land to rest upon.

12. A rescue worker feeds a northern gannet bird from the Gulf of Mexico region a dose of Pepto-Bismol today to combat complications from oil ingested when the bird tried to preen its feathers.

13. A zoologist attempts to capture a northern gannet affected by the oil spill.

14. In spring those cliffs are alive with auks and gulls, and my favourite bird, the gannet.

15. Here they would spend ten or more days catching the young gannets which breed on the rock in thousands.

16. He was one of those people who always saw the funny side of everything, Jack Gannet thought morosely.

17. This applies mainly to the opportunist feeders like gulls, fulmars, skuas and to some extent gannets.

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18. Conservation groups are worried the leak will harm marine life, including birds and fish, in the area around the Gannet Alpha platform, about 112 miles east of Aberdeen.

19. The captain had a Russian girlfriend, and, every time we stopped, she plunged off the bridge like a gannet.

20. They fly low over the ocean in flocks, seeking crowds of fish. When a gannet spots a target, it folds its wings back and rockets downward, piercing the water like an arrow.

21. It takes about 5,000 trees to construct a ship like the Gannet.

22. Divers and remotely operated vehicles are being used to remove panels and gratings at the Gannet platform to assess the ability to close the leaking valve.

23. Especially the sea lions bald eagle and endangered California brown gannet.