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Away from the coast, almost 1,000 great skuas, known locally as bonxies, nest at Hermaness, maintaining territories on the large expanse of moorland.

In Britain, it is sometimes known by the name bonxie, a Shetland name of Norse origin.

Atlantic puffin, Arctic and common tern, bonxie and Arctic skua, northern fulmar, common guillemot, razorbill, curlew, wheatear.

Sixty per cent of all breeding bonxies nest in Scotland, mostly in Orkney and Shetland, even though they did not.

puffins, kittiwakes, black guillemots (tysties), ravens, and great skuas (bonxies).

On the island, the commonly seen Great skua is known as the "bonxie".

Unusual behaviour by St Kilda"s bonxies was recorded in 2007 during research into recent falls in the Leach"s petrel.

Seabirds which can be seen include bonxies, guillemots, fulmars, razorbills and other birds including twite, skylarks.

pairs), puffins (2,072 pairs), storm petrel, common terns, Arctic terns, bonxies and various species of gull also nest in the sea-cliffs.

wildlife in the area includes the great skua (also known by its Norse name "bonxie") peregrines, pinnipeds and cetaceans.

and today there are red-throated divers on Mill Loch, Arctic skuas and bonxies on the moors and black guillemot offshore.

red-throated diver, northern gannet and great skua (locally called the "bonxie").

The area is known for its breeding bonxies.