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A Northern Gannet, Morus bassanus, sitting in dappled shade amongst the wildflowers on the side of a cliff, with nesting material Royalty Free Stock Photo

Northern Gannet - Morus bassanus in flight carrying nesting material. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Northern Gannet landing with nesting material Royalty Free Stock Photo

Northern Gannet - Morus bassanus collecting nesting material. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Northern Gannet - Morus bassanus with nesting material. Royalty Free Stock Photo

A head shot of a Northern Gannet, Morus bassanus, with nesting material in its beak. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Northern Gannet Morus bassanus with Nesting Material, Helgoland Royalty Free Stock Photo

Northern Gannet on cliff with nesting material

Northern Gannet Morus bassanus brings nesting material to the nest Royalty Free Stock Photo

Northern gannet in flight with nesting material in the beak Royalty Free Stock Photo

Northern gannet with nesting material in the beak Royalty Free Stock Photo

Close up of a Northern gannet with nesting material in a beak Royalty Free Stock Photo

Three magnificent Gannet Morus bassanus standing on the edge of a cliff, one of the Gannets has a long piece of nesting material Royalty Free Stock Photo

A head shot of a stunning Northern Gannet, Morus bassanus, with nesting material in its beak. Royalty Free Stock Photo

The northern gannet . One of the largest seabirds with a wingspan of up to to 2 meters. Gannets can dive from heights of 30 meters hitting the water at a speed of up to 60 mph. These birds are born grey and it takes 4 to 5 years to get there beautiful white plumage,