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Some Manx shearwaters " Puffinus puffinus " do this same journey in reverse.
It was formerly treated as a subspecies of the Manx shearwater ( " Puffinus puffinus " ) and is now often placed in Townsend's shearwater ( " Puffinus auricularis " ).
The first breeding record of the manx shearwater ( Puffinus puffinus ) in North America was discovered when a nest containing a chick was found here in 1973, the first time this species had been found nesting on the western side of the North Atlantic.
In 2014 Manx shearwater ( " Puffinus puffinus " ) bred on both Gugh and St Agnes for the first time in living memory, and a survey of St Agnes in July 2015 found European storm petrel ( " Hydrobates pelagicus " ) at six nests.
Lockley's experiments with Manx shearwaters ( " Puffinus puffinus " ) showed that when released " under a clear sky " far from their nests ( in Skokholm ), the seabirds first oriented themselves and then " flew off in a direct line for Skokholm ", making the journey rapidly.