open woodland. The sexes usually have distinct plumages. Lazuli bunting, Passerina amoena (A) Places Excellent places for watching seabirds (guillemots, kittiwakes and puffins are common everywhere) including: Svínoy with many great skuas The Vestmanna cliffs with a boat tour Mykines has the only Faroese population of gannets Nólsoy has the largest colony of storm petrels in the world Skúvoy with the largest Faroese colony of guillemots and many great skuas, which gave the island its name Suðuroy has at the west coast the best accessible bird cliffs from the land side See also List of birds Lists of birds by region Faroese puffin References Williamson, Kenneth. (1970). The Atlantic Islands. Collins: London. (2nd edition). External links About the stamps and the birds PDF download of Faroese birds (652.31 KB, 4 pages) Faroenature.net - Bird Names (Latin, Faroese, English, Danish, German, Norwegian, Swedish) Faroe Islands Birds Faroe Islands 'Faroe Islands de:Färöer#Tierwelt