It is a type of bird
Uria aalge Auks (Alcidae) The UK's coasts have many stretches of sheer cliffs where seabirds breed and the guillemot is one of the most numerous birds in the great 'seabird cities'. It comes to land only to nest, spending the rest of its life at sea, where it is vulnerable to oil spills. Dark brown and white, not as black as the similar razorbill, it has a 'bridled' form with a white ring round the eye and stripe behind it. Found on small areas of cliffs on the south coast of England, very locally on the coasts and islands of Wales and in a handful of places in the north of England and Northern Ireland; more widely spread on cliffs of Scotland. RSPB nature reserves such as Bempton Cliffs in Yorkshire, Fowlsheugh in Grampian and Marwick Head in Orkney have large colonies. In winter it is widespread around UK coasts but usually well offshore. It is sometimes seen inshore after gales or passing by longer headlands. Guillemots are best seen at the nesting colonies, from March to the end of July. Fish and crustaceans {| ! Europe ! UK breeding* ! UK wintering* ! UK passage* | - 1,420,900 pairs - - * UK breeding is the number of pairs breeding annually. UK wintering is the number of individuals present from October to March. UK passage is the number of individuals passing through on migration in spring and/or autumn. source (http://www.rspb.org.uk/wildlife/birdguide/name/g/guillemot/index.asp)
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Uria aalge Auks (Alcidae) The UK's coasts have many stretches of sheer cliffs where seabirds breed and the guillemot is one of the most numerous birds in the great 'seabird cities'. It comes to land only to nest, spending the rest of its life at sea, where it is vulnerable to oil spills. Dark brown and white, not as black as the similar razorbill, it has a 'bridled' form with a white ring round the eye and stripe behind it. Found on small areas of cliffs on the south coast of England, very locally on the coasts and islands of Wales and in a handful of places in the north of England and Northern Ireland; more widely spread on cliffs of Scotland. RSPB nature reserves such as Bempton Cliffs in Yorkshire, Fowlsheugh in Grampian and Marwick Head in Orkney have large colonies. In winter it is widespread around UK coasts but usually well offshore. It is sometimes seen inshore after gales or passing by longer headlands. Guillemots are best seen at the nesting colonies, from March to the end of July. Fish and crustaceans {| ! Europe ! UK breeding* ! UK wintering* ! UK passage* | - 1,420,900 pairs - - * UK breeding is the number of pairs breeding annually. UK wintering is the number of individuals present from October to March. UK passage is the number of individuals passing through on migration in spring and/or autumn. source (http://www.rspb.org.uk/wildlife/birdguide/name/g/guillemot/index.asp)
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Ubisoft was founded by the five Guillemot brothers: Claude Guillemot Christian Guillemot Yves Guillemot Michel Guillemot Gerard Guillemot
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Joseph Guillemot died in 1975.
Joseph Guillemot was born in 1899.
Mireille Guillemot has written: 'EPITAPHES'
Claude Guillemot was born on January 11, 1935, in Algiers, Algeria.
Claude Guillemot died on January 9, 2014, in Narbonne, Aude, France.
A black guillemot is a variety of seabird, Latin name Cepphus grylle, of the auk family.
The Guillemot is named after Saint Guillaume, a sixth-century bishop, which is "Guillemot" in French. This bird is believed to have been named in honor of the saint.
Jean-Pierre Guillemot has written: 'Pastiches' -- subject(s): Exhibitions
The guillemot is a member of the Alcidae family of diving shorebirds having stocky bodies, short tails, and webbed feet.
It is a kind of sea bird.