Black-legged kittiwakes bathing, video

This video from Canada says about itself:

27 January 2016

Black-legged Kittiwakes swim and bathe in Newfoundland. Most of the birds here are breeding adults, but look for younger birds with darker bills and markings. These birds breed along the northern shores of North America. They feed in flocks, snatching food from the surface of the water, or just underneath, which they pursue with shallow dives.

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