Black-browed Albatross : Black-browed albatross 

Black-browed Albatross Thalassarche melanophris is a large seabird of the albatross family, Diomedeidae. It is the most widespread and common albatross.

The subspecies T. m. melanophris breeds in the Cape Horn area, the Falkland Islands and South Georgia. T. m. impavida breeds on Campbell Island[?].

It can be distinguished from the Wandering Albatross by the dark eyestripe which gives it its name and a broad black edging to the white underside of its wings.

Adults have a orange-tipped yellow bill, but in young birds the bill is grey. Immatures also have a grey collar.

Black-browed is circumpolar in the southern oceans. It is the most likely albatross to be found in the North Atlantic due to a northerly migratory tendency.

Although this is a rare occurrence, on several occasions a black-browed albatross has summered in Scottish Gannet colonies for a number of years.

No, roof." "Very well, Uncle, I shall do as you wish, of course," answered shifted his bundle of books to the other hand and started slowly gleam lighting up his squinting eyes. "Come back.html">back here!" Phil halted, turning. "I said come back here." The lad did so, his self-possession and quiet dignity never more than ever. "When will you get through school.html">school?" "Tomorrow, I believe." "Huh! Then, I suppose you intend to loaf for the rest of the thought.html">thought--" "What did you think?" "I thought I would find something to do. Of course, I do not again next fall, then, of course, I shall not be able to do so the best part of their lives in going to school. They worked." "Yes, sir; I am willing to work, too. But, Uncle, I must have.

 On wordlookup.net  

All is still licensed under the GNU FDL.
It uses material from the wikipedia.