fulmar
noun [ C ] uk/ˈfʊl.mər/ us/ˈfʊl.mɚ/
暴风鹱（一种海鸟）
a sea bird with grey and white feathers
On the spectacular cliffs, visitors can see guillemots, puffins, and fulmars. 在蔚为壮观的悬崖上，游客可以看到海鸠、海雀和暴风鹱。
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- Gannets and fulmars flew alongside the ship.
- Opportunist seabirds like gulls, fulmars, and skuas have come to see fishing boats as a source of food.
- The fulmar is a bird of the open seas, hardly ever stepping a webbed foot on land, except during the breeding season.
- Thousands of dead northern fulmars - a smaller cousin of the albatross - were washed up on West Coast beaches.